Hannah and her sisters
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Hannah and Her Sisters (Hannah and Her Sisters) is a 1986 American film written and directed by Woody Allen, and with him himself, Mia Farrow, Michael Caine, Barbara Hershey and Dianne Wiest as lead actors, accompanied by a stellar cast.
Theme
A story of a search, infidelity and boredom, about complicated relationships between people who belong to the same family, Hannah and her sisters has a complex script. The characters are constantly wondering about the meaning of life, sex and religion. However, the film has a markedly comic touch, although hurt.
Cast
| Actor | Character | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Barbara Hershey | Lee | |
| Carrie Fisher | April | |
| Michael Caine | Elliot. | |
| Mia Farrow | Hannah. | |
| Dianne Wiest | Holly. | |
| Maureen O'Sullivan | Norma | |
| Lloyd Nolan | Evan. | |
| Max von Sydow | Frederick. | Accredited as Max Von Sydow |
| Woody Allen | Mickey. | |
| Lewis Black | Paul. | |
| Julia Louis-Dreyfus | Mary | |
| Christian Clemenson | Larry. | |
| Julie Kavner | Gail | |
| J.T. Walsh | Ed Smythe | |
| John Turturro | Writer | |
| Rusty Magee | Ron | |
| Allen DeCheser | Hannah's twin | |
| Artie DeCheser | Hannah's twin | |
| Ira Wheeler | Dr. Abel | |
| Richard Jenkins | Dr. Wilkes | |
| Tracy Kennedy | Guest Brunch | |
| Fred Melamed | Dr. Grey | |
| Benno Schmidt | Dr. Smith | |
| Joanna Gleason | Carol. | |
| Maria Chiara | Manon Lescaut | |
| Daniel Stern | Dusty | |
| Stephen De Fluiter | Dr. Brooks | Accredited as Stephen deFluiter |
| The 39 Steps | Rock Band | |
| Bobby Short | Himself | |
| Rob Scott | Baterist | |
| Beverly Peer | Bajista | |
| Daisy Previn | Girl of Hannah | |
| Moses Farrow | Child of Hannah | |
| Paul Bates | Theatre Administrator | |
| Carrotte | Theatrical executive | |
| Mary Pappas | Theatrical executive | |
| Bernie Leighton | Hearing Pianist | |
| Ken Costigan | Father Flynn | |
| Helen Miller | Mother of Mickey | |
| Leo Postrel | Mickey's Father | |
| Susan Gordon-Clark | Host | |
| William Sturgis | Elliott analyst | |
| Daniel Haber | Hare Krishna | |
| Verna O. Hobson | Mavis | |
| John Doumanian | Guest of thanksgiving | |
| Fletcher Previn | Guest of thanksgiving | |
| Irwin J. Tenenbaum | Guest of thanksgiving | Accredited as Irwin Tenenbaum |
| Amy Greenhill | Guest of thanksgiving | |
| Dickson Shaw | Guest of thanksgiving | |
| Marje Sheridan | Guest of thanksgiving | |
| Ivan Kronenfeld | Wife of Lee | |
| Thomas C. Adams | Street walk bumper | |
| Chris Barry | Vocalist in The 39 Steps | Not accredited |
| Michael Bramon | Baterist in The 39 Steps | Not accredited |
| Joe Cerratto | Bajista in The 39 Steps | Not accredited |
| Chaturatma Dasa | Hare Krishna | Not accredited |
| Saradiya Devi Dasi | Hare Krishna | Not accredited |
| Pierre | Guitarist in The 39 Steps | Not accredited |
| Branden Marlowe | Church guest | Not accredited |
| Richard 'Rasatala' Masla | Hare Krishna | Not accredited |
| Richard Paul | Guitarist in The 39 Steps | Not accredited |
| Soon-Yi Previn | Guest of thanksgiving | Not accredited |
| Tony Roberts | Norman, former Mickey Partner | Not accredited |
| Sam Waterston | David | Not accredited |
Awards in the United States
- Oscar Award 1987: the best secondary actor (Michael Caine), the best secondary actress (Dianne West) and the best script (Woody Allen)
- Golden Globe Award 1987: to the best film – comedy / musical.
- NYFCC Award 1986: The Best Director.
- LAFCA Award 1986: the best film, the best script, and the best secondary actress (Dianne West) – (shared).
- BSFC Award 1987: Best Screenplay, and Best Secondary Actress (Dianne Wiest).
- National Board of Review 1986: Best Director, and Best Secondary Actress (Dianne Wiest).
- NSFC Award 1987: Best Secondary Actress (Dianne Wiest).
- WGA Award 1987: the best written script for cinema (Woody Allen).
- Artios Award 1987: the best cast for film – comedy (Juliet Taylor).
- American Comedy Award 1987: the best main actor - movie (Woody Allen).
International Awards
- BAFTA Award 1987: the best address, and the best original script (Woody Allen).
- ALFS Award 1987: the writer of the year (Woody Allen).
- David di Donatello Award 1987: the best foreign film script (Woody Allen).
- Bodil Award 1987: The Best Non-European Film (Woody Allen - Director).
- Award of the Syndicat Français de la Critique de Cinéma 1987: to the best foreign film.
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