Streep won the Best Supporting Actress award for her role inKramer vs.Kramer (1979)(being shot at the same time), stealing it away from herManhattanco-star Hemingway.Plot Synopsis42 year-old, neurotically-obsessed, Jewish Isaac "Ike" Davis (Woody Allen), a Manhattanite, narrated about his failed attempts at writing (he had turned from writing frivolous TV sit-coms to composing a serious novel)...It wasn""t an interview.I just saw him as he rushed out of his office...Judy: Well, at least you know there is such an animal.What did he look like?Kaye: Like any other animal.He had on pants, a tie, and collar...Eve: Did smoke come out of his nose?...Judy: Did he say ""Man, Man"" when you squeezed him?Kaye: I didn""t get that close to him.Eve: You didn""t see a manager, dearie.What you saw was a mirage.The talented, out-of-work actress confides how disappointing it is to experience another fruitless day in producers"" offices: "After playing a whole season in Powell""s outer office, he might at least have said hello.As in a fairy tale, it turns out to be a huge smiling face of "colossal dimensions" - it is one of the most recognizable images in film history and often used as the iconic symbol for early pioneering efforts in cinema.McCulloch suggested that they split up, and try to locate police or other help.The two thugs took Rennie to their lair in a dirty passageway, and partially injected her arm with a filthy syringe, and one of them threatened to rape her ("Come on, baby.] Mystery and detective films were very much in vogue during the 1930s, including the Charlie Chan, Mr.