NEW YORK (AP) – A Manhattan apartment complex that’s had its share of actors and artists in its hallways will be the subject of a documentary.
The New York Post says in its Sunday edition that “The Miracle on 42nd Street” will celebrate Manhattan Plaza, a two-building complex that’s been home to all kinds of artistic folk including Alicia Keys and Angela Lansbury.
The documentary is being put together by a group of filmmakers.
Actor Christian Slater’s mother says people are eager to participate. Mary Jo Slater lived there from the late 1970s to the mid-1980s.
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Information from: New York Post, http://www.nypost.com
AP-ES-03-30-08 1736EDT
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