#Diane webber history license#
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Work : Prize 25 January 2004 (Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Leading Role-Musical or Comedy)ī.C.Family : Adopted a child 2001 (adopted second child, a son).Family : Adopted a child 1996 (First child).Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1995 (Director, 'Unstrung Heroes').Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1991 (Film, 'Father of the Bride').Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1988 (Film, 'The Good Mother').Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1978 (Annie Hall).Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1968 (Professional debut, Hair).Notes: in film 'Amelia Earhart: The Final Flight' role played of/by Earhart, Amelia (born 24 July 1897).sibling relationship with Hall, Randy (born 21 March 1948).lover relationship with Pacino, Al (born 25 April 1940).lover relationship with Beatty, Warren (born 30 March 1937).lover relationship with Allen, Woody (born 1 December 1935).associate relationship with Moore, Mandy (born 10 April 1984).Notes: Played Sheila in 1968 Broadway production associate relationship with Entertainment: Hair (born 17 October 1967).Link to Astrodienst discussion forum Relationships She was nominated for an Academy Award as Best Leading Actor and won a Golden Globe on Janufor her performance as a playwright who attracts a womanizer played by co-star Jack Nicholson. In 2003 she landed a starring role in a romantic comedy, 'Something's Gotta Give' in which she does a brief nude scene. In 1996, she adopted a baby girl named Dexter Dean, becoming a single mother with her first child.

With some substantial romances in her past, notably with Al Pacino, Warren Beatty and Woody Allen, Keaton never married. She calls herself a late developer, taking a while to focus her ambition.

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She began directing, with rock videos, a documentary, and guest episodes of TV series to her credit. Her rebellion has always been discreet, dressing in asexual layers, looking like Annie Hall long after the movie, quietly breaking the rules, hanging out like a recluse. Her adored dad, a civil engineer, died of a brain tumor in 1990. Growing up, her mother was always supportive of her individual uniqueness. She also has published several books of photographs showcasing her acute visual image concepts. After 'Father of the Bride,' her career stabilized and she once again became a hot commodity. When she did 'Father of the Bride,' 1991, Keaton couldn't even get a job, crediting the film's creators for her casting in the film. Despite all of her success, Keaton couldn't avoid a late '80s career slump audiences ignored her after 'The Good Mother' flopped in 1988. In 1997, she was nominated for an Oscar for her performance in the film, 'Marvin's Room.' She made her directorial debut with a documentary, 'Heaven,' followed by a few made-for-TV movies and several episodes of 'Twin Peaks' and 'China Beach.' Her big screen director debut came with 'Unstrung Heroes,' 1995, which starred Michael Richards and Andie McDowell. Keaton's other films include 'Reds,' with Warren Beatty co-starring and directing, 'Baby Boom' with Sam Shephard and 'The First Wife's Club,' with Bette Midler and Goldie Hawn. Goodbar' and Woody Allen's 'Interiors.' His girlfriend for a while, they made seven films together, including 'Annie Hall,' 1978, (with Woody co-starring and directing) for which she won the Best Actress Oscar and a Golden Globe. She met Woody Allen when they co-starred in a stage comedy, 'Play It Again, Sam.' Her first film, 'Lovers and Other Strangers,' was followed by 'The Godfather I and II,' 'Looking For Mr.

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Photo: Kim Snellink, derivative work, license cc-by-sa-2.0 BiographyĪmerican actress whose professional stage debut was in 'Hair,' 1968.