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In 2002, Kay Adams Mitchelson in the show 20.000 Leagues Under the Sea.
She plays Faith Dunlap in the 2003 9th Warrior Gladiators Night.
For the 1999 production Abbamania, she takes the role of Roberta Blumstein.
She takes the role of Kate Soffel in the 2006 video Alphabet.
She takes the role of Carol Lipton in the 1986 video Amazing Tails Volume Two.
For the 2002 tv series America's Party: Live from Las Vegas, Sonja.
For the 2000 video Asia Is in Too Deep, Diane Keaton stars as Kay Corleone.
For the 2004 release Asian Cheerleader Cavity Search 3, Diane Keaton's character is New Year's Singer.
For the 1997 production Atlanta's Olympic Glory, Diane Keaton is cast in the role of Nina Banks.
For the 2002 production of 64 Disks, she plays the part of Katie Bingham.
In 1995, Diane Keaton plays the part of Amelia Earhart in the feature Abbeville and the Mystery of the Lost Confederate Gold.
For the 1916 feature Acquitted, she plays Sister Mary Ignatius.
In 1958, Diane Keaton's character is Annie Hall in the release of Addio per sempre!.
For the 1982 movie Adulterio nacional, Diane Keaton plays Herself - Nominee: Best Actress in a Leading Role.
For the 1907 movie Adultero suo malgrado, Diane Keaton is cast in the role of Herself.
In 1982, she takes the role of Mary Wilkie in the movie Aegwon 2.
For the 2002 production of Aeiou, Linda Christie.
In 1995, she plays the part of Luna Schlosser in the movie Aema buin 11.
Diane Keaton stars as Aggie Snow in the 2001 production of Aerosomnia.
She takes the role of Charlie in the 2001 feature After the Flood.
She takes the role of Lissa Chestnut in the 1943 show Alas de paz.
Diane Keaton plays Herself in the 2005 show Alternativas al uso de bromuro de metilo.
For the 1979 production of The Americanization of Itri, Diane Keaton plays Elizabeth Tate.
In 2000, Diane Keaton stars as Erica Barry in the release of The Angelic Organ.
For the 1982 feature Ao Sul do Meu Corpo, Diane Keaton plays Herself - Nominee: Best Actress in a Leading Role.
She plays the part of Georgia Mozell in the 2006 production of Argentina.
She plays Louise Bryant in the 1992 production of Article 22.
For the 1998 Barbie's Porno Party, Theresa.
For the 1966 release of Aussicht, Die, she takes the role of Herself - Presenter: 'American Beauty' Film Clip.
For the 1912 movie Back to the Kitchen, Diane Keaton plays the part of Patsy McCartle.
She stars as Nina Banks in the 1938 show Bedtime Story.
Diane Keaton plays Beverly Lowry in the 2006 production of Belyy gorod.
Diane Keaton is cast in the role of J.C. Wiatt in the 2001 release of Berserker.
For the 2001 show Bifteck, Le, she stars as Anna Dunlap.
Diane Keaton is cast in the role of Herself - Nominee: Best Actress in a Leading Role & Co-Presenter: Best Original Song in the 1951 feature Blonde Atom Bomb.
For the 1976 movie Bodrum hakimi, she stars as The Caretaker's wife.
For the 1913 movie The Broken Thread, Diane Keaton plays the part of Eloise Hamer.
For the 1959 movie Broth of a Boy, Diane Keaton plays Herself - Co-presenter: Best Director.
In 2001, she plays Herself - Best Actress Winner in the Brothers in Arms: True Stories of the 101st Airborne.
Diane Keaton plays the part of Annie Paradis in the 2003 show Canadian Country Music Awards.
In 2005, Diane Keaton is cast in the role of Kay Adams in the video release of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Designer Chocolate.
Diane Keaton plays Kay Adams in the 1975 movie Bug.
For the 2003 production of Bugs!, she is cast in the role of Joan.
Diane Keaton plays Elmer's Sis in the 1913 movie Busta d'acciaio, La.
In 1978, she plays the part of Herself in the release of Chant du peintre, Le.
For the 1969 feature Chattambi Kavala, Diane Keaton stars as Bessie.
Diane Keaton plays Lennora Josephine 'Lenny' Magrath in the 1986 show Chovek v kosmosa.
In 2007, Diane Keaton plays Herself (Winner of Best Actress in a Comedy) in the show Deadly Suspicion.
In 2006, Diane Keaton plays the part of Herself in the video Deeper 2.
For the 2006 Dick Puppets, Herself - Presenter: 'The Crying Game' Film Clip.
For the 1987 video Dirty Blondes, she stars as Maw Kirk.
Diane Keaton plays the part of Carol Fritzsimmons in the 1998 feature Dark Harbor.
She takes the role of Renata in the 2006 movie Divine Light: A Frank Mason Perspective.
In 1990, Diane Keaton plays the part of Herself in the movie Empire of the Dark.
Diane Keaton plays Sis Diltz in the 2006 movie The Empire.
In 1913, she stars as Herself - Nominee: Nominee: Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role in the feature Falsa strada, La.
In 1988, Diane Keaton stars as Herself in the release of Fantazyor.
In 1913, Diane Keaton plays Herself in the movie Gavroche vend des parapluies.
In 1912, Diane Keaton plays Narrator in the release of Gavroche veut distraire sa soeur.
For the 1933 release of The Good Companions, Diane Keaton plays Herself - Presenter: Best Actor in a Motion Picture [Musical or Comedy].
She plays Sybil Stone in the 2002 show Haan chin ga chuk.
She plays Natalie in the 2003 movie Habla.
Why Hollywood's Jewish guys fall in love with shiksas
From Diane Keaton to Mariel Hemingway to Scarlett Johansson, Woody Allen's favorite women have been WASPy blonds. And he's not alone.
on 2009-10-22 04:50:47Diane Keaton Fears Romance Days Are Over
Diane Keaton fears the only way she'd land a lover these days is if she paid him to romance her.
The former big screen sex siren, who previously dated Woody Allen, Warren Beatty and Al Pacino, insists her days of romancing Hollywood's eligible bach
on 2009-10-22 04:49:15Noxon, Olmstead set Grady Twins slate
Los Angeles: Company sets projects with Keaton, Del Toro -- Diane Keaton is attached to star in a series project in development at HBO revolving around a feminist icon who launches a sex mag for women.
on 2009-07-30 04:46:54Diane Keaton to star in HBO comedy series
(Reuters)
Reuters - Diane Keaton is venturing into series television with a half-hour comedy at HBO.
on 2009-07-30 04:45:24Diane Keaton to star in HBO comedy series
(Reuters)
Reuters - Diane Keaton is venturing into series television with a half-hour comedy at HBO.
on 2009-07-30 04:45:07Diane Keaton's Sumo Injury
Diane Keaton was rushed to hospital after hurting herself during a sumo wrestling match.The Oscar-winning actress was filming a fight scene for new movie 'Morning Glory' in New York's Battery Park yesterday (29.06.09) and injured her head during the proce
on 2009-07-01 04:49:25Keaton 'fine' after film set fall
Actress Diane Keaton is "in good health and spirits" after an accident on a film set, the makers of her latest movie say.
on 2009-07-01 04:48:24Diane Keaton treated after bumping her head on set
(AP)
AP - Paramount Pictures says Diane Keaton is "in good health and spirits" after falling and bumping her head on the set of her latest film.
on 2009-06-30 04:45:30Diane Keaton Rushed to Hospital
Filed under: Paparazzi Video, Movies, Nurse! We've learned actress Diane Keaton was injured on the set of her new film in New York this morning and had to be removed by stretcher.But have no fear, a rep for Paramount Studios told ET Diane was "taken to a
on 2009-06-30 04:50:16Diane Keaton Recovering After Injury On Set
Diane Keaton is not exactly an action-movie star, but that doesn't mean she's safe from on-set mishaps.
on 2009-06-30 04:50:45Midler Calls for First Wives' Club Sequel
Actress Bette Midler wants to reunite with Goldie Hawn and Diane Keaton and make a sequel to 1996 comedy movie The First Wives' Club.The trio played three spurned women who seek revenge on the husbands who left them for younger women, in the comedy hit.Mi
on 2009-05-14 04:49:21Keaton, Goldblum join 'Glory'
Film News: Comedy stars Harrison Ford, Rachel McAdams -- Diane Keaton and Jeff Goldblum have signed on to join Harrison Ford and Rachel McAdams in the comedy "Morning Glory" for Paramount Pictures.
on 2009-04-07 04:47:52Diane Keaton's Mansion Up for Sale
Actress Diane Keaton is selling her latest restored property in Beverly Hills.
The 7,000-square-foot Spanish Colonial-style home is listed at $11.9 million, according to the Los Angeles Times.
There are seven bedrooms, nine bathrooms and a se
on 2009-04-06 04:47:13Buzz In: Which Onscreen Couples Do You Want to See Again?
Looks like Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz might star together in a movie again - this time for something quite a bit lighter than Vanilla Sky. Directed by James Mangold (Girl, Interrupted, Walk the Line), the romantic comedy "revolves around a woman who has
on 2009-03-27 04:51:22Diane Keaton writing memoir about her mother
(AP)
AP - Diane Keaton is telling all — about her bond with her mother.
on 2009-02-10 04:45:16Diane Keaton writing memoir about her mother
(AP)
AP - Diane Keaton is telling all — about her bond with her mother.
on 2009-02-10 04:45:08Clint Eastwood Honored at Santa Barbara Film Fest
'Gran Torino' star Clint Eastwood received the Santa Barbara International Film Festival's highest honor tonight -- The Modern Master Award -- and ET's Leonard Maltin was there to fete the legendary actor and filmmaker.
Created to honor an individual w
on 2009-01-31 04:47:02Clint Eastwood: Modern Master
Veteran star Clint Eastwood will receive the Santa Barbara International Film Festival?s highest honor, The Modern Master Award, with a tribute scheduled to take place on January 29 at the historic Arlington Theatre in the Southern California city. Create
on 2008-11-22 04:48:05Diane Keaton embarrasses herself in dire comedy
(Reuters)
Reuters - Following in the footsteps of Jane Fonda's "Monster-in-Law," the new Diane Keaton comedy "Smother" seemingly demonstrates that the fate of '70s-era Oscar winners seems to be playing aging mothers from hell in woeful feature-length sitcoms. Wisel
on 2008-10-28 04:45:13DIANE'S CAREER IS DYIN'
This film was not screened in advance for American critics. Here are excerpts from a review in the Sydney (Australia) Morning Herald: DIANE Keaton chalked up so much credit during her Woody Allen years that I've been looking on her benignly ever...
on 2008-09-26 04:50:03Must See Movies: Annie Hall
Woody Allen's 1977 romantic comedy that had an all star cast of Allen himself, Diane Keaton and Tony Roberts is FemaleFirst's must see movie of the week. Alvy Singer (Allen) is one of Manhattan's most brilliant comedians, but when it comes to romance, his
on 2008-08-15 04:50:29Why Scarlett Johansson kissed Penelope Cruz
When Scarlett Johansson was hired by Woody Allen for the film "Match Point" in 2005, she was a last-minute replacement. Now Johansson is Allen's leading lady of choice, following in the footsteps of Louise Lasser, Diane Keaton and Mia Farrow.
on 2008-08-15 04:49:05Scarlett Johansson: 'i'm Not Allen's Muse'.
Scarlett Johansson: 'i'm Not Allen's Muse'.... Scarlett Johansson denies she has become director Woody Allen's latest muse. Allen admits the Lost In Translation star is the inspiration for his films, following in the footsteps of actresses and his former
on 2008-08-13 04:52:19The Meryl Streep/Nancy Meyers Combo May Be Perfect
When writer/director Nancy Meyers is good, she is so good. We can thank her for bringing us Baby Boom and Father of the Bride, two of my favorite lighthearted late-'80s/early-'90s comedies. Then again, she's also responsible for What Women Want, Somethin
on 2008-08-08 05:01:57FOX411: Pacino, Keaton in Backstage Soap Opera
How did Al Pacino and Diane Keaton even exist together for a minute backstage at the AFI Tribute to Warren Beatty in Hollywood on Thursday night?
on 2008-06-16 08:46:43Jennifer Aniston and Diane Keaton's Girls' Night Out
Jennifer Aniston left the date we're used to seeing her with ? John Mayer ? back at home and stepped out with a different famous face on Saturday night. Diane Keaton was her dinner partner at Madeo in Hollywood. Of course, Jennifer's hair looked fabulous
on 2008-06-09 12:56:28Katie Holmes to Make Broadway Debut
The "Dawson's Creek" star and wife of Tom Cruise, who most recently starred in this year's "Mad Money" alongside Diane Keaton and Queen Latifah, will hit the stage in a revival of Arthur Miller's "All My Sons" this fall.
on 2008-05-20 12:46:05Buzz News Roundup, 5/14
Point Break is getting a sequel, writes Zap2It, though it's unclear whether Keanu or Swayze will reprise their roles. Also, OMG look at Swayze's hair.
According to the AP, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown is thinking of doing an Apprentice-like reali
on 2008-05-14 16:52:26Martin pitch propels Paramount
Exclusives: Actor will re-team with Diane Keaton -- Paramount Pictures has acquired "From Zero to Sixty," a Steve Martin pitch for a comedy that will reteam him with "Father of the Bride" co-star Diane Keaton.
on 2008-05-13 00:46:4788 Minutes: Actually 105 Minutes, And Feels Longer
I fear for the future of Al Pacino's career. If 88 Minutes is any indication ? and I think it might be ? he should stop. Now. Or stick to cameos because his near-constant presence in 88 Minutes is an exercise in frustration. And sure, much of the movie is
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On Mon, 27 Mar 2006 10:51:38 -0500, "preesi"
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>nina wrote:
>http://breakingnews.iol.ie/entertainment/story.asp?j=3768180&p=3768y95&n=376
>That old coot Diane Keaton may break a hip with your type of hanky
>panky!
>HAHAHA!
Maybe that's why she preferred Jack Nicholson. ;-D
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nina wrote:
> Solitary Sunshine wrote:
http://breakingnews.iol.ie/entertainment/story.asp?j=3768180&p=3768y95&n=376
> that it was ok to rape them or that they liked it. He just said that
> his new found agressiveness in bed was a turn on to some women. Maybe
> its a fine line,but its still not the same thing IMO.
Better watch out Keanu!
That old coot Diane Keaton may break a hip with your type of hanky
panky!
HAHAHA!
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See, I took it a different way : I thought she was being quirky and
funny about her liking Jack Nicholson. And I was shocked how dishonest
and unopen she was about her unrequited love for Al Pacino :)......I
like Diane Keaton alot but she was "acting" when she was talking about
Jack Nicholson. Her silence about Pacino said more about what's in her
heart than any words that came out of her mouth.
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That would explain it because she paused and could not muster a thing
to say about Pacino. How sad, as Diane Keaton seems very delightful
and sweet even if she's a little quirky - she's quirky in a very
charming way. I was shocked at how open she was about her unrequited
love for Jack Nicholson.
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Woody Allen's leading lady
ACTOR, AUTEUR BONDED IN U.K.
By Daniel FienbergZap2it.com
LOS ANGELES - There are certainly worse Hollywood career moves than becoming
Woody Allen's regular screen muse. But Scarlett Johansson -- star of Allen's
current film, ``Match Point,'' and his forthcoming comedy ``Scoop'' -- isn't
necessarily comfortable with the designation.
``I don't think that's true,'' Johansson responds quickly when the term
``muse'' gets thrown out. ``I don't know. I never asked Woody that. ``I
think that's kind of a nice little packaged thing that people can say when
you work with somebody more than once, but . . . I think that I definitely
inspired `Scoop,' just because he didn't know me beforehand and wasn't gonna
make that project, necessarily, last summer.''
I don't feel any responsibility to live up to that or anything.''
Being Allen's unofficial muse brought Diane Keaton an Oscar and sent three
Golden Globe nominations in Mia Farrow's direction, though both actresses
were romantically involved with the celebrated writer-director for part of
their professional relationships as well. It seems that Johansson and Allen
have a different kind of bond.
``We have a similar sense of humor and similar neuroses and we get along,''
she explains. ``We're both from New York. We make each other laugh a lot. .
. . , so I think that's why we wanted. I think we're both interested in
doing a comedy together, because we thought it would be just fun to shoot
and it gave me an opportunity to see Woody every day, which is great.''
In ``Match Point,'' Johansson plays Nola, an American actress in London,
whose relationship with an upwardly mobile tennis pro (Jonathan Rhys-Meyers)
becomes obsessive on both sides. The film, which has been earning rave
reviews since an out-of-competition screening at the Cannes Film Festival,
was Allen's first experience shooting entirely in Britain. The set didn't
produce a lot of ``New York vs. London'' arguments, though.
``Not really, other than saying, `God, I would love a really decent slice of
pizza,' '' Johansson says. ``We spoke about New York a lot just because we
obviously both live there and are from there. He's familiar with the school
I went to and all those things.''
, so we spoke about New York a lot, but not really comparing.''
She's still quick to note, ``They are very comparable cities. They're both
so cosmopolitan and very quick-paced and this crazy energy and both have a
fantastic nightlife there. It was great. It was great to be there.''
Earlier this month, Johansson snagged one of four Golden Globe nominations
for ``Match Point,'' and muse or no muse, she's obviously a fan of Allen's
methods.
``Woody's very hand's off hands-off,'' she says. ``I think he hires the
actors that respond to the material, and the reason why they respond is
because they feel capable that they can bring something with him. He's very
easy that way.'' He's not going to come in and spend an hour with you every
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60 'damn exciting' for Diane Keaton
By KEVIN WILLIAMSON - Calgary Sun
PASADENA, Calif. - If the thought of Annie Hall turning 60 makes you groan
with age, imagine how Diane Keaton reacts when the subject of her
forthcoming birthday is broached by a journalist who uses the term
"milestone" to describe the event.
Or actually don't.
Because Keaton, who portrayed the object of Woody Allen's affections in that
1977 romantic comedy, appears nonplussed about the prospect of entering her
seventh decade on this planet.
In fact, she insists since she turned 30, each birthday has only improved
with time.
"At 30, I remember it was devastating. I was forgotten by my loved ones and
completely collapsed," says the actress who, it should be noted, keeps
tongue firmly planted in cheek during roundtable interviews to promote her
new dramedy, The Family Stone.
"Ever since that 30th birthday, it's been getting easier ... One thing,
though, is that in turning 60, I now realize how completely consumed by time
I am. Time is so darn precious. I want to do every single possible thing I
can."
She describes life now as "damn exciting ... I really feel like it just
makes you savour life more and more, as you go."
As for specifically what she'll be doing on her B-day in January, Keaton
doesn't know yet. "I'm terrified, actually, I don't know what to do. Maybe
I'll go to Monument Valley and go see the west," says Keaton, clad in her
signature hat and gloves.
One thing she won't be doing is looking for work. Despite the fact
Hollywood, land of Botox and skinscaping, rarely lets its rich and famous
residents age gracefully, Keaton, whose career spans The Godfather to
Something's Gotta Give, has several projects lined up for next year. None,
perplexingly though, involve Allen, who last cast Keaton in Manhattan Murder
Mystery nearly a decade ago. "It's shocking," she says, again with a teasing
lilt to her voice.
"I feel a little upset about that. Maybe (he'll call me) for my birthday."
Starting tomorrow, she anchors the aforementioned The Family Stone, an
ensemble comedy about a liberal family whose Christmas is spoiled by the
arrival of their eldest son's conservative, uptight girlfriend, Meredith
(Sarah Jessica Parker).
Despite a screenplay that attracted such stars as Rachel McAdams, Luke
Wilson, Craig T. Nelson and Claire Danes, the movie almost didn't
materialize. Several false starts, in fact, had plagued the production until
Keaton came aboard to portray the Stone clan's matriarch.
"You know how long this movie's been around? Forever. They couldn't quite
get it on. Then when I signed on, they gathered everybody because they
pretended they had a movie and they didn't. My belief about that whole thing
is that when people give you a and say, 'So-and-so's attached' it's
to make you think 'I better read it.' That's all it gets you -- a reading.
"But this was fantastic and frankly, I never thought the movie was
going to get on. I've been down that road a few times."
Naturally, while discussing The Family Stone, what with its idyllic family
setting, conversation gravitates to Keaton's own family -- and their plans
for the holidays.
"My father was consumed by the beach. Every week we'd drive out to the beach
and his dream in life was to have a house on the beach. And eventually he
did and he died so now every year we go to that house," she says.
"My mother's still alive so we all go and hang at the beach. Our way of
celebrating Christmas is being there."
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i wuz tawkin cloze doomzy
he hasn't aged at all well has he
his dad did
genes! go figure
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Look at Michael Douglas and say that again with a straight face.
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> I think those "Annie Hall" days are over, girls.
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what was old is new again
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> http://www.hollywood.com/news/detail/id/3472039
> By WENN|Tuesday, December 13, 2005
> line with comedienne Ellen DeGeneres.
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> "Rick in Oz" wrote:
Can't wait to see the line of gloves.
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> Hollywood actress Diane Keaton has announced plans to launch a clothing line
> with comedienne Ellen DeGeneres.
OH GOD, NOOOO!
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> line
> with comedienne Ellen DeGeneres.
I think those "Annie Hall" days are over, girls.
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Keaton and DeGeneres Plan Clothing Line
By WENN|Tuesday, December 13, 2005
Hollywood actress Diane Keaton has announced plans to launch a clothing line
with comedienne Ellen DeGeneres.
The stars, who both enjoy wearing trouser suits, have realized that they
share a passion for looking glamorous without flashing their flesh and they
want to use their similar tastes to start a business venture.
Keaton says, "I do want to go into business with (DeGeneres). I would like
to have a clothing line. I'm not kidding, I'm serious... I have a lot of
ideas... I'm into sports clothes."
DeGeneres adds, "There are a lot of women who don't always have to wear very
tight clothes... Whoever contacts us legitimately, we wanna do something
serious."
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Keaton laughs off Reeves romance rumour
30/11/2005 - 10:12:47
Hollywood veteran Diane Keaton has laughed off reports she is dating her
Something's Gotta Give co-star Keanu Reeves.
The Annie Hall actress, 59, has been romantically linked to 41-year-old
Reeves since August.
Keaton says: "Those reports are some of the most hilarious I've read in my
life. I wish there was a link between Keanu and I, but I haven't seen him
since filming ended."
Meanwhile, single Keaton admits she is losing hope she will ever find love
again.
She says: "I have to be realistic. The chances of that now will be few and
far between. I love men, but I have to face facts."
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Keaton: love is easier in the movies
NEW YORK (AP) - Diane Keaton dated many of her leading men off screen, but
she says she prefers to fall in love on screen.
"You know where it's going, and you can just enjoy it for what it is,"
Keaton tells Time magazine. "Real life is complicated. Onscreen you know
what the lines are. Everybody's doing what they're supposed to do. He's not
gonna surprise you."
The 59-year-old actress credits her listening skills in making relationships
with Woody Allen, Al Pacino and Warren Beatty work.
"I was a good listener. But then that wears off. They get bored," she says.
Keaton plays a mother in the upcoming The Family Stone, about a Manhattan
career woman (Sarah Jessica Parker) who gets a cold reception from her
fiance's family.
She's not surprised by the lack of sexy roles for women over 50 despite the
success of Something's Gotta Give, for which she was nominated for an Oscar.
"It requires somebody who's a good writer who wants to write about that
subject," she says. "Who is gonna do that? George Lucas? I don't think so.
I'd have to be an alien, a sexy, older alien."
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agent-smith@two-blocks-on-your-left.com (Agent Smith) wrote:
> Do you suppose he wanted to do it to rub her nose in it, or do you
> suppose he has a death wish? I can imagine her going after him with a
> knife.
Neither. He wanted her for Manhattan Murder Mystery, too, and wound up
getting Diane Keaton (another ex) to play the part originally intended for
Farrow (and of all his movies, that's the one I like least). At that
point, he probably still had Farrow in mind when he was writing his
screenplays.
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The Family Stone Actress Diane Keaton Loves Pregnant Photo
October 16, 2005, 11:24:42 DIANE KEATON AMAZED WITH PREGNANT PHOTO
Actress DIANE KEATON loves photos of her as a young mum-to-be - even though
she has never been pregnant.
Technology allowed director TOM BEZUCHA (corr) to digitally transform a
photo Keaton gave him - taken of her in her 20s - for a pivotal moment in
her new film THE FAMILY STONE, and make it look as if she's pregnant.
The actress, who has two adopted children, was amazed with the end result -
but she still wishes the director could have used a better shot of her.
She says, "I gave Tom a bunch of photos of me when I was in my twenties. I
had a lot that I liked but I threw in that one in spite of the fact that I
didn't like it.
"I thought, 'Surely he'll use this other, more attractive shot.' He took
that goddamn shot and I hated that shot! I said, 'Tom, come on don't use
that photograph. Look at me, I'm such an ordinary woman.'
"They did doctor it up because I've never given birth to a child."
Keaton reveals she wept when she saw the photo in the film because it
reminded her of her late mother.
She adds, "It was the most amazing moment in any movie for me... When I saw
it all I could think of was my mother because she took the picture. It's
like a tribute to my mother."
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KEATON MAKES TIDY PROFIT ON BEL-AIR HOME
Actress Diane Keaton has raked in a huge $11 million profit, after selling
off a home she renovated in Los Angeles' exclusive Bel-Air neighborhood.
After hosting a Los Angeles Conservancy benefit on the property in the
spring, preservationist Keaton got an offer she couldn't refuse, and sold it
off for close to $17.2 million -- after buying it for around $6 million in
2003.
Keaton collaborated with longtime designer pal Stephan Shadley on restoring
the property to full glory. When finished, the five-bedroom, seven-bathroom
house, which was recently featured in Architectural Digest, was full of
period details.
In 2000, Keaton made headlines when she sold her newly refurbished Beverly
Hills home to pop superstar Madonna for $6.5 million.
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> http://film.guardian.co.uk/interview/interviewpages/0,6737,1530103,00.html
> must-cast. Now the Fantastic Four and Sin City star is keen to reveal her
> down-to-earth, centred and smart side. Here, she tells Allison Glock about
> her troubled upbringing, sleazy s and kissing a chimp.
> The Observer
> A marvel of feminine proportion ... Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba is hiking in Hollywood's Runyon Canyon. She is talking about
> her body. The body showcased to full, undulating perfection in films
> including Sin City and the Marvel comics adaptation Fantastic Four, which
> opens this Friday.
> 'I hear people in this industry talking all the time about how Jennifer
> Lopez is fat,' she says tersely. 'And I know if they're calling her fat,
> they're saying the same about me.' Rightly, Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba'>Jessica Alba worries about
this.
> At 24, she has so far been defined largely by her body. Of her last eight
> films, she has been nearly naked in seven of them. She is 5ft 6in,
34-25-34,
> and weighs around 120lb, depending upon her training schedule. But the
> numbers tell little of the story. Even beneath the baggy sweats she
favours,
> Alba's body is a marvel of feminine proportion. A siren song.
> polls. Websites devoted to her celebrity hammer on about her hotness with
> creepy persistence. Mark Wahlberg's reality-infused HBO show, Entourage,
> devoted an entire story arc to the conquest of Alba, her body hounded like
> the Holy Grail by the young male cast, a quest Wahlberg himself has
> allegedly pursued in real life. US Weekly even reported the rumour that
Alba
> was Tom Cruise's first choice for a publicity girlfriend. She is
> good-humoured about the scrutiny, but confesses the one-note quality of it
> is starting to wear her out. 'The s I get are always for the whore,
or
> the motorcycle chick in leather, or the horny maid. I get all these
> screenplays that start, "Tawnya is in the shower. The water streams down
her
> naked, perky breasts."' She sighs, then laughs a tired laugh. 'I don't
think
> that this is happening to Natalie Portman.'
> There are many reasons for this, and Alba, to her credit, has a firm grasp
> on most of them. Cast as she is, she hasn't yet had much opportunity to
act.
> The closest she comes to a scene-stealing turn is in the 1999 Drew
Barrymore
> vehicle, Never Been Kissed, in which she is indisputably funny and
natural.
> The rest of her CV - including schlocky thrillers, the short-lived James
> Cameron sci-fi TV series Dark Angel, and the ill-conceived hip-hop picture
> Honey - is less impressive. Her turn in Sin City, however, stands out, but
> largely because Alba plays a stripper with a heart of gold. And a lasso.
I
> have much of a choice right now. I'm young in my career. I know I have to
> strike when the iron is hot.' Alba plans to capitalise on her assets for
the
> moment, saturate the market with her sultry image and then, when she won't
> have to do that stuff just to get people's attention, she hopes to
transform
> herself into someone like Diane Keaton or Goldie Hawn, women she admires
for
> their kookiness and pluck. 'I look forward to the day when I can do a
small
> movie and act,' she says, 'and it's not about me wearing a bathing suit or
> chaps.'
> Cathy Alba. Mark is dark Mexican, Cathy is French and Danish. The genetic
> mix has been kind to Alba, leaving her with an intriguing ethnic palate
that
> netted her roles as everything from a part-Malaysian in The Sleeping
> Dictionary - most famous for showing what fans prayed were Alba's breasts
> ('They weren't!') - to superhero Sue Storm (aka the Invisible Woman) in
> Fantastic Four. Fans of the original Marvel comics were up in arms about
her
> being cast in the latter role, until a newly blonde Alba appeared, eyes
> twinkling, on stage at a press event and melted their collective hearts.
challenging
> childhood. 'I never really belonged anywhere,' she says. 'I wasn't white.
I
> was shunned by the Latin community for not being Latin enough. My
> grandfather was the only one in our family to go to college. He made a
> choice not to speak Spanish in the house. He didn't want his kids to be
> different.' Alba is taking Spanish lessons now. 'I have a great accent,'
she
> says, 'because I grew up hearing it in the neighbourhood. But I have no
idea
> what I'm saying.'
> the time they were 20 and 21, they had Jessica and her brother Joshua. 'We
> all grew up together,' Alba explains. 'My parents were so young. My dad
> hates it when I talk about our past, about not having things, living with
> Grandma, wearing thrift-store clothes, cutting coupons.'
in
> a rib joint. 'He was terrible,' she says, 'but you could see them working,
> and he would ham it up for the customers, so they kept him.' Her mother
> logged days at McDonald's and evenings tending bar. 'At every place, she
> would make up a drink and name it after herself,' Alba says. When money
got
> especially tight, Mark would drive the kids to Mexico, and point out the
> shacks and the filthy water. 'He wanted us to see that we had nothing to
> complain about,' she says. Still, she craved more.
> thought I was born into the wrong family, that I was fucking royalty and
> nobody knew it but me.'
> thinking that adults were always acting like assholes,' she says. 'I
> couldn't understand why I had to respect them. My pre-school teacher
forced
> me to write right-handed when I was left-handed. I didn't get why I had to
> change. Nobody could give me a reason. I have had a big problem with
> authority ever since.'
really
> assertive. You know how hard it is to talk to adults and try to get a job
> when you're a kid? She met [Dark Angel creator] Jim Cameron when she was
17
> and just said, "I think I'm the best person for the job."
her
> parents enjoyed cutting loose. They needed to, to break out of the box of
> their lives. She remembers being unable to sleep most nights, and how she
> would wander into the kitchen and see her parents partying or arguing,
drama
> they tried to protect their kids from in the daylight hours. 'I would
stand
> there and listen,' she says. 'I would see stuff I shouldn't.'
> about her upbringing. She understands that people do the best they can,
that
> they were kids having kids and that now, maybe, they will finally have
their
> time to shine.
> expand their minds a little, get out of the suburbs.' Alba sighs. 'I
wasn't
> given a whole lot in my life. I was on the bottom of the class system. But
I
> got wisdom. I never just did what people told me. I questioned everything.
> When I look back, it is really no surprise that I started working at 12.'
> She broke into movies and TV with relative ease; within a year of her
first
> audition, she had a regular role on the TV series The New Adventures of
> Flipper.
the
> adult in her family. She worked all the time. I remember with Dark Angel,
> she was supposed to be a bike messenger, and I had to teach her how to
ride
> a bike. She had never learned.'
> time,' she says. Alba is all about tomorrow - who she will become and what
> that will mean. She wants to have kids, some hers, some adopted, with a
> husband or without. She wants to start a business. She wants to run a
> production company - 'and not just so I can put myself in movies. So many
> people do that. It's pathetic.' Alba has no patience for weakness,
> especially weakness born of ego - 'you know, like some woman in her
forties
> who dates a 20-year-old so she can keep getting her picture in US Weekly'.
> Among her friends, she is the advice-giver. She is older than her years, a
> girl who by circumstance and disposition grew up fast - less the
> wine-chugging/wake-up-with-a-stranger type, more the
review-your-contracts,
> eat-your-vegetables, organise-your-sock-drawer type. Nothing grates on her
> nerves more than women who act like children because they can.
crazy
> girl,' she says. 'It drives me up the wall. It's annoying. Stop.' She
rolls
> her eyes and drops her chin. 'Most men love the crazy girl - "Oh, save me!
> You're such a big, strong man!" The more insecure the man, the more likely
> he will love the crazy girl. And also, 90 per cent of the time, men are
> about the physical. And most women who are hot are crazy. Because they
don't
> need to have it together.'
> aggressive and distracted, prone to frequent braking and curb-rubbing.
There
> are many, many close calls, which she barely registers, or does but blames
> the victim.
to
> meet at a fancy clothing store. 'If I found someone messing with him, I
> would cut them. That's the ghetto side of me.'
> studded denim teeters out on metallic heels. 'That is my mom,' Alba says
> with a soft smile. 'If she could dress that way every day, she would.'
> late,' she says. 'My parents were always so excited to be places that we
> would be early.' She finds the store and rushes inside, straight into the
> arms of her de facto fiance, 26-year-old film assistant Cash Warren. The
two
> kiss like the movie is ending, then reluctantly break apart. Warren met
Alba
> while working on Fantastic Four. (He is listed as assistant to director
Tim
> Story, his second credit after working as an assistant last year on the
> god-awful Queen Latifah flick Taxi.) Warren has spent the past six months
> doing everything in his power to persuade her to marry him. Today he is
> trying on Dolce & Gabbana suits for industry appearances with Alba.
> frame into skinny pants. Later, as she shops for cheese, Alba explains
what
> makes her relationship work. 'We are the boy and girl version of each
> other,' she says. 'We have the same ideas about the future. If I met Cash
> and I was married to somebody else, I would have to get a divorce. We make
> that much sense together.'
inhales
> sharply. 'I wasn't sure I was going to meet anybody,' she says. 'I thought
I
> was going to be a single mom. And I was totally fine with that. But it is
> nice having somebody, not doing everything alone.'
> arm in arm, giggling. Alba eyes them.
> explain that girls her age have a history of being jealous or weird or
> competitive around her, so unless another woman is sure of her game, Alba
> gets the steer-clear vibe. Which is why most of her girlfriends are
married
> with children.
> out and changes into sweats. In her living room is a just-delivered, 12ft
by
> 12ft poster of her Sin City character pinned with a note from director
> Robert Rodriguez. 'Where am I going to put this?' she wonders, genuinely
> embarrassed.
> stills or glamour shots. Only family pictures in simple frames and modest
> furniture. 'Why pay $10,000 for a couch?' she asks. 'That's so stupid.'
> indulgence', where she watches America's Next Top Model as she bathes. A
> nearby bookshelf is full. Martin Amis. Elizabeth Wurtzel. Nigella Lawson.
> 'All of this was carpet,' she says, gesturing to the gleaming black-wood
> floors. 'And this,' she says, pointing to her office, 'was a gym.'
touches
> of girl are the photo collages stickered with the words 'vacation' and
> 'birthday', and the underwear drawer in her closet, which is ajar and
> reveals piles of ¼ » lace and floral silk. When she sees the open drawer,
> she quickly pushes it shut.
> don't I live here? Why don't I drive that car?"' As she talks, Alba walks
> past her bed. On it rests a recent copy of Playboy.
> screaming about how I was in Playboy. I was terrified it was something
> humiliating, but it was only me in a paparazzi shot in a bikini
> straightening my towel.'
> and featuring her bottom round and high in the air. She says nothing for a
> moment. Then throws the magazine down on the bed. 'Whatever.'
for
> a bottle of water. Tomorrow she will go to a meet-and-greet with DVD
> salesmen to promote the US release of Fantastic Four. She will turn up
> looking pretty and, if the past is any indication, be groped by men in
golf
> shirts. 'We pose for snapshots, and there are times when they put their
> hands on my ass or cupped under my breast,' she says, sighing. 'And I have
> to stand there and smile like nothing is happening.' Alba shrugs.
> 'I have a photo shoot soon,' says Alba. Braganza demurs. They decide to
walk
> instead. As they do, Alba reveals that last week she was unexpectedly and
> violently French-kissed by a chimp named Tia. Twice. This is not her lead
> anecdote. It rests a lazy third to stories about porn shopping in
Cleveland
> (Brazilian Booties) and her aunt's unfortunate home-waxing accident.
the
> world?' she asks. 'So I'm shooting a special for MTV,' says Alba, 'and
they
> told me all I had to do was push my lips out a little and the monkey would
> give me a peck, but instead she rammed her tongue inside my mouth and
swept
> it all around in a circle.'
> swirling around inside her mouth, triggers predictable stares and sighs
from
> passers-by. She is laughing too hard to notice.
> 'And they filmed it?' asks Braganza. 'Oh, yeah. That will be a special
> moment.' The women keep walking, chatting about Hollywood, dogs and
horrible
> kissers. The sun begins to set, turning LA a dusky blue. Alba pauses to
> admire the sky. She is thinking about the year ahead, wondering how things
> will evolve, if, in fact, she can break out, grow up and leave her sexy
> image behind. 'As a girl, I was always told I was nasty or dirty if I was
> sexual in any way,' she says quietly. 'Americans are such prudes.' She
> starts walking again. 'That's why we're all so perverted.' She smirks,
then
> smiles a big smile, her teeth gleaming in the twilight. 'Not me, of
course,'
> she says. 'I'm an angel.'
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- This gawky but attractive actress achieved her stardom by creating a most unlikely screen persona: a stuttering, often clumsy bundle of Me Generation eccentricities and urban neuroses. That screen character (elements of which still surface occasionally in her work) seems to owe a great deal to Keaton's former companion and mentor, Woody Allen. They met W_hen she was cast opposite him in his Broadway comedy "Play It Again, Sam." She subsequently costarred in the 1972 movie version of the show, and continued as Woody's leading lady in Sleeper (1973), Love and Death (1975), Manhattan (1979), and, most notably, Annie Hall (1977), for which she won the Best Actress Oscar. (She also starred in his first dramatic film, 1978's Interiors
Keaton began her show-business career in summer stock, eventually landing an understudy job on Broadway in the musical "Hair," in which she starred for most of 1968. She first became a familiar face on TV commercials, and made her film debut in Lovers and Other Strangers (1970). She then managed to hold her own among the powerhouse cast of Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather (1972), playing the wife of Mafia family scion Al Pacino, a role she reprised in the 1974 and 1990 sequels. Her quirky side got plenty of exposure in the Allen films and such trifles asEB>. For Now (1976) and Harry and Walter Go to New York (1976), but she proved her dramatic abilities in Looking for Mr. Goodbar (1977), playing a sexually repressed Catholic schoolteacher whose later promiscuity leads to tragedy.
After appearing in Shoot the Moon (1982), the emotional domestic drama, Keaton costarred with then-lover Warren Beatty in his ambitious but financially unsuccessful Russian Revolution epic, Reds (also 1981 and Oscar-nominated as Best Actress), then took a brief sabbatical. Her return to the screen, in Mrs. Soffel (1984), was largely unheralded, and the mediocre box-office performance of The Little Drummer Girl (1984) failed to appreciably check her career's apparent decline.Crimes of the Heart (1986), an adaptation of Beth Henley's Pulitzer Prize-winning play about Southern sisters, forced her to compete for screen time with Jessica Lange and Sissy Spacek but proved to be a more satisfactory vehicle for her than previous outings. She cameoed as a nightclub singer in Woody Allen's Radio Days before starring in Baby Boom (both 1987) as a fast-track corporate shark whose life changes dramatically after she "inherits" a baby. The film was a popular success that restored the luster to Keaton's tarnished star, and reminded audiences of her considerable comic prowess. Unfortunately, her follow-up films-including The Good Mother (1988) and The Lemon Sisters (1990)-didn't sustain that momentum. In 1991 she fared better in the hit comedyFather of the Bride which saw her playing Steve Martin's wife in a placid, decorative manner most unusual for her. The following year she was well cast opposite Ed Harris in the political-themed romantic comedy Running Mates (1992, made for TV). She provided a canine voice-over for 1993's Look Who's Talking Now and played the title role in a 1994 TV movie, Amelia Earhart She first tried her hand behind-the-camera with an oddball quasidocumentary, Heaven (1987), and then piloted the well-received cable-TV drama Wildflower (1991). She directed an episode of "Twin Peaks," and earned an Emmy nomination as Best Director for an After School Special, "The Girl With the Crazy Brother" (1990).
- "I think that people who are famous tend to be underdeveloped in their humanity skills."
- Woody Allen said of her, "In real life, Keaton believes in God. But she also believes that the radio works because there are tiny people inside it."
- Was part of the Original Cast of the Broadway musical "Hair" (1968)
- Adopted a baby boy in 2001. Children are named Dexter and Duke.
- Diane Keaton is not related to Michael Keaton. Diane Keaton (birthname Diane Hall) changed her last name to her mother's maiden name as a result of a Diane Hall already being in the actors' guild. According to Diane Keaton, Michael Keaton had a similar problem with his natural name W_hen entering the actors' guild, though he picked "Keaton" because he liked Diane's name. --Diane Keaton, "Oprah" 2/4/2000
- She is left handed.
- Adopted a baby girl in January 1996.
- Has never married.
- Born at 2:49am-PST
- Has Adult Onset Asthma.
- Chosen by Empire magazine as one of the 100 Sexiest Stars in film history (#46). [1995]
- Frequently wears gloves
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