Woody Allen reflects on his collaboration with Marshall Brickman, his friend and co-writer on movies like 'Annie Hall' and 'Manhattan'. Brickman passed away on Friday. Allen discusses their friendship, their similar backgrounds as Jewish entertainers from Brooklyn, and their love for Manhattan. He also talks about their creative process, which involved many walks and talks in Central Park and frequent dinners at Elaine's. Allen praises Brickman's contributions to their films and describes him as an authentically funny person and a wonderful wit. He also reflects on the joy and pleasure of working with Brickman and the special days they spent together.