All films begin at dusk (usually between 8 pm and 9 pm), but the lawn opens at 5 pm for blankets and picnicking. Get there early and stake out a spot if you want a good view of the screen. Raindates are Tuesday nights. For more information, call (212) 512-5700
2007 Bryant Park Film Festival Schedule
Monday, June 18 – Annie HallWatch what happened when Woody met Diane and they made one of the funniest movies ever. A classic New York movie that's still hilarious 30 years later.
Monday, June 25 – The Thing -- From Another World
In this 1951 monster movie, a frozen alien thaws out and wreaks havoc on the planet.
Monday, July 2 – Paper Moon
Peter Bogdanovich directs father-daughter team Ryan and Tatum O’Neal, playing Depression-era grifters.
Monday, July 10 – Wait Until Dark
The beautiful Audrey Hepburn plays a blind heroine terrorized by intruders in her Greenwich Village apartment. A classic thriller for those who prefer nail-biting suspense to blood and guts.
Monday, July 16 – To Sir, With Love
See Sidney Poitier as the world's coolest substitute teacher.
Monday, July 23 – The Sting
Redford and Newman play 1930s con artists in this Oscar-winning classic.
Monday, July 30 – All the King's Men
This 1949 film based on the Pulitzer Prize winning novel is all about ethics, politics, and what a man will do to get elected.
Monday, August 6 – Bus Stop
Marilyn Monroe plays a cynical singer who falls for a naive cowboy.
Monday, August 13 – Casablanca
Sigh. Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Berman in the silver screen's greatest love story.
Monday, August 21 – Psycho
See Hitchcock's classic thriller about a man with mother issues and a woman who takes a fateful shower.
Bryant Park is also the place for the early-morning Good Morning America concert series (on the park’s Upper Terrace).
