Diane Keaton, now 77 years old, is one of Hollywood’s most respected and enduring actresses, with a remarkable career spanning nearly six decades.
Born in Los Angeles, she began her journey in the performing arts on stage in 1968, working as an understudy in the hippie musical Hair.
It was during this time that Woody Allen noticed her talent, casting her as the lead female role in his Broadway production Play It Again, Sam (1969).
Her performance earned her a Tony Award nomination and marked the beginning of a long professional collaboration and a brief romantic relationship with Allen.
Keaton’s breakthrough in film came with her role as Kay Adams in the iconic The Godfather (1972), where she starred opposite Al Pacino, who played Michael Corleone. Their on-screen and off-screen relationship was complicated but deeply memorable. Keaton reprised her role in The Godfather…
