Diane Keaton

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AKA: Diane Hall, Dorrie Hall
Nationality: American
Birthdate: 01/05/1946
Birthplace: Los Angeles, California, USA

biography

Multi-faceted performer, director and producer Diane Keaton got her start as a favorite actress – as well as off-screen girlfriend – of filmmaker Woody Allen, earning a Best Actress Academy Award for her breakout performance in “Annie Hall” (1977). Allen’s films established Keaton’s persona as an intelligent but self-effacing bundle of nerves whose comic talent lay in her offbeat characterizations, rather than punch-line deliveries. While generally remembered for comedies, including surprisingly successful middle-age offerings “The First Wives Club” (1996) and “Something’s Gotta Give” (2003), Continued

Credits

Producer
2010
Actor
2010
Executive Producer
2008
Marilyn Cooper
2008
Bridget Cardigan
2008
Daphne Wilder
2007
Sybil Stone
2005
Erica Barry
2003
Executive Producer
2003
(TV Show)
2001-2001
Executive Producer
2001
Executive Producer
2001
Executive Producer
2001
Director
2001
Executive Producer
2001
Executive Producer
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Georgia Mozell
2000
Director
2000
Elizabeth
1999
Carol Fitzsimmons
1998
Bessie
1997
Annie MacDuggan Paradise
1996
Nina Banks
1995
Director
1995
Nina Banks
1991
Kay Adams
1990
Louise Bryant
1981
Mary Wilke
1979
Annie Hall
1977
Sonia
1975
Luna Schlosser
1973
Kay Adams
1972
Renata
Ellie Stoddard
Jan Mannus
Faith Dunlap
Director
Lenny Magrath
Kate Soffel
Anna Dunlap
Eloise Hamer
JC Wiatt

milestones

Year
Milestone
 
Raised in Santa Ana, CA
1968 
Made Broadway debut in "Hair"; became known as the girl who would not remove her clothes in the finale
1969 
Acted opposite Woody Allen (also directed) in the Broadway production of "Play It Again, Sam"; earned a Tony nomination
1970 
Film acting debut in "Lovers and Other Strangers"
1971 
Starred opposite Allen in the writer-director's "lost" 25-minute short "Men of Crisis: The Harvey Wallinger Story"; film shelved by PBS in 1972 due to its controversal subject matter; discovered in 1997 at WNET in NYC
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