Diane Keaton

Diane Keaton was born in New York, USA, on January 5, 1946. The girl’s mother, an outstanding actress, director and producer in one person, has been repeatedly awarded various awards. Later, Diane decided to take her mother’s maiden name as a pseudonym, her real name is Diane Hall. The future actress studied dramatic arts at Santa Ana College, then at the theater in New York. Diane's first notable role was in the Broadway musical Hair in 1969. She made her film debut in 1970 in Lovers and Other more

Diane Keaton was born in New York, USA, on January 5, 1946. The girl’s mother, an outstanding actress, director and producer in one person, has been repeatedly awarded various awards. Later, Diane decided to take her mother’s maiden name as a pseudonym, her real name is Diane Hall.
The future actress studied dramatic arts at Santa Ana College, then at the theater in New York. Diane's first notable role was in the Broadway musical Hair in 1969. She made her film debut in 1970 in Lovers and Other Strangers. However, the audience appreciated the acting talent of the girl after the release of the film The Godfather" In 1972 she played the role of Kay Adams. A little later, the actress took part in the filming of the continuation of the gangster saga.

In 1969, Diane Keaton and Woody Allen met during the production of the play “Play It Again, Sam” on Broadway, their cooperation positively influenced the work of the actress. In addition, they had a love affair for several years.

Woody Allen was able to transfer the staged play to the screen only in 1972, and this began the constant presence of the actress in the works of the director. Best role was the main role in a comedy tape "Annie Hall" It was released in 1977.

After breaking up with Woody, Diane began dating Warren Beatty, and they worked together on many films, including the historical film The Reds in 1981. For this film, the actress was nominated for an Oscar.

In 1987, Keaton made her debut as a director, shooting the documentary Heaven according to her own script. After that, she made a small episode of the series. Twin Peaks In 1995, Diane Keaton worked on the full-length drama Unstrung Heroes, and in 2003 starred in the main role in the film Love by the Rules ... and without.