Diane Keaton – Height, Weight, Age, Movies & Family – Biography

Diane Keaton, born on 5 January, 1946, is an American actress. She has garnered numerous awards during her career for her quirky attitude and fashion sense. Keaton has been regarded as “one of the great American actresses from the heyday of the 1970s,” a style icon, and a “treasure” with a personal and professional style that is “difficult to understand and impossible to duplicate.”

Diane Keaton Awards & Achievements:

1. Throughout her six-decade career, she has garnered numerous awards, including an Academy Award, a British Academy Film Award, two Golden Globe Awards, and the AFI Life Achievement Award.
2. During the US Comedy Arts Festival in 2004, Keaton got the AFI Star Award. The Hollywood Film Awards presented her with a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2005.
3. She was awarded a Special David at the David di Donatello Awards in 2018.

Diane Keaton Best Known For:

She gained fame in Francis Ford Coppola’s The Godfather (1972), where she played Kay Adams-Corleone, a role she reprised in the sequels Part II (1974) and Part III (1990).

Diane Keaton Body Measurements

Height	5 ft 7 in / 169 cm
Weight	126 lb / 57 kg
Breast Size	33 in / 86 cm
Bra Size	38 B (US) / 85 B (EU)
Cup Size	B (US)
Body Measurements	33-24-33 inches or 86-61-86 cm
Chest Size	33 in / 86 cm
Waist Size	24 in / 61 cm
Hips Size	33 in / 86 cm
Shoe Size	8.5 (US)
Dress Size	–
Eye Color	Green
Hair Color	White
Natural Breasts or Implants	Natural

Some Interesting Facts about Diane Keaton:

• Diane Keaton keeps herself covered at all times to avoid skin cancer. Diane Keaton’s fondness for scarves and hats has nothing to do with fashion. Her unique style is for skin cancer prevention.
• Keaton gained the moniker “kooky actress” early in her career, because to her uncomfortable, self-deprecating humour and excellent intelligence behind the surface.
• Annie Hall is thought to be an idealised autobiography of Woody Allen’s relationship with Keaton, whose nickname is “Annie” and whose surname is “Hall.”
• Keaton claimed she made the documentary Heaven in 1987 because “I was raised in a Christian household… I was initially drawn to religion because I desired to enter heaven.” She became an agnostic as she grew older.
• Keaton had previously performed vocals on a track from her original Hair cast recording.
• In the film Annie Hall, she wore vintage men’s attire such as ties, fedoras, vests, and baggy slacks from her personal collection. It had a surprising result. Following the debut of the film, ladies were seen wearing men’s attire and pantsuits all over the world.
• The phrase “la-di-da” is linked with Keaton because of her utterances in Annie Hall, however those were Woody Allen’s words, not hers, inserted into the script and credited to her.

Diane Keaton Favorite Things

Favorite Color	Black
Favorite Books	The Bluest Eyes
Favorite People	Goldie Hawn
Favorite Places	Home
Favorite Accessories	Snuggly Blanket, Shoes
Dress To Sleep In	T-shirts (Cotton)
Favorite Author	Toni Morrison
Hobby	Driving
Modern Convenience	Car Phone

Diane Keaton Pre-Relationships:

Starting with director Woody Allen during her role in the 1969 Broadway production of Play It Again, Sam, Keaton has had romantic relationships with a number of people in the entertainment industry. When they co-starred in the film Reds in 1979, Keaton was already dating Warren Beatty. This romance came to an end soon after Reds ended. Al Pacino, Keaton’s co-star in The Godfather Trilogy, had an affair with her. Their on-again, off-again relationship came to an end after the production of The Godfather Part III.

Diane Keaton Family & Personal Life:

Diane Keaton was born Diane Hall in Los Angeles, California on 5 January. Dorothy Deanne Hall was a homemaker and amateur photographer, while John Newton Ignatius “Jack” Hall was a real estate dealer and civil engineer. Her mother was crowned “Mrs. Los Angeles,” a housewife contest.

Diane Keaton Personal Info

Full Name	Diane Hall
Nick Name	Annie, Diane Keaton
Occupation	Actress, Director, Producer
Religion	Christianity
Date of Birth	5 January 1946 (age 76 years)
Birthplace	Highland Park, Los Angeles, California, United States
Zodiac Sign	Capricorn
Father Name	John Newton Ignatius “Jack” Hall
Mother Name	Dorothy Deanne
Sibling Names	Randy Hall (Younger Brother), Robin Hall (Younger Sister), Dorrie Hall (Younger Sister)
Spouse	Woody Allen (1970–1971)
Children	Dexter Keaton, Duke Keaton

What is Diane Keaton’s Net Worth?

Her net worth is around 100 million dollars.

What are her sources of income?

Her main source of income comes from acting, directing and producing movies.

Diane Keaton Education:

Keaton attended Santa Ana High School in Santa Ana, California, and graduated in 1964. She went on to Santa Ana College and then Orange Coast College to study acting following graduation, but dropped out after a year to seek a career in the entertainment industry in Manhattan.

Diane Keaton Interviews:

In a 1996 interview, she stated that she would never direct a film herself “As a filmmaker, you are bound to have distinct objectives. When I’m acting, I can’t think about directing.”

Keaton confessed to being older and unmarried in July 2001 “I don’t believe that not being married has made my life any less fulfilling. That old maid myth is nonsense.”

Keaton stated she made the documentary Heaven in 1987 because “As a child, I was a devout Christian. I was initially drawn to religion because I desired to enter heaven.”

Diane Keaton Smoking:

Makeup Tips by Diane Keaton:

She had a thing for eyeshadow and lipstick. She still wears lipstick and a little shadow. Lips that are overly dark should be avoided. She like a beige-pink colour.

For daily sun protection, the actress uses L’Oreal Paris Silky Sheer sunscreen.

“You have to put on sunscreen, go to the skin doctor, take care of yourself and pay attention, and you have to use it multiple times when you’re out in the sun,” she said.

Diane Keaton House:

Diane Keaton Car

Diane Keaton Surgery:

Diane reportedly told a journalist in an interview in early 2012 that she had never had plastic surgery, yet she added, “Never say never.”

Her facial skin is unnatural for a lady over 65, according to numerous plastic experts. The physicians assume Diane had a facelift after comparing her before and after photos for the alleged surgery. Her flawless and wrinkle-free facial appearance, as if she hasn’t aged since she was 40, actually supports their claims.

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Diane Keaton Movies List

• 1970 – Lovers and Other Strangers
• 1971 – Men of Crisis: The Harvey Wallinger Story
• 1972 – The Godfather, Play It Again, Sam
• 1973 – Sleeper
• 1974 – The Godfather Part II
• 1975 – Love and Death
• 1976 – I Will, I Will… for Now, Harry and Walter Go to New York
• 1977 – Annie Hall, Looking for Mr. Goodbar
• 1978 – Interiors
• 1979 – Manhattan
• 1981 – The Wizard of Malta, Reds
• 1982 – Shoot the Moon
• 1984 – The Little Drummer Girl, Mrs. Soffel
• 1986 – Crimes of the Heart
• 1987 – Radio Days, Baby Boom
• 1988 – The Good Mother
• 1989 – The Lemon Sisters
• 1990 – The Godfather Part III
• 1991 – Father of the Bride
• 1993 – Manhattan Murder Mystery, Look Who’s Talking Now
• 1995 – Father of the Bride Part II
• 1996 – The First Wives Club, Marvin’s Room
• 1997 – The Only Thrill
• 1999 – The Other Sister
• 2000 – Hanging Up
• 2001 – Town & Country, Plan B
• 2003 – Something’s Gotta Give
• 2005 – Terminal Impact, The Family Stone
• 2007 – Because I Said So, Mama’s Boy
• 2008 – Mad Money, Smother
• 2010 – Morning Glory
• 2012 – Darling Companion
• 2013 – The Big Wedding
• 2014 – And So it Goes, 5 Flights Up
• 2015 – Love the Coopers
• 2016 – Finding Dory
• 2017 – Hampstead
• 2018 – Book Club
• 2019 – Poms
• 2020 – Father of the Bride, Part 3(ish), Love, Weddings & Other Disasters
• 2022 – Mack & Rita

Diane Keaton TV Shows

• 1970 – Love, American Style, Rod Serling’s Night Gallery
• 1971 – The F.B.I., Mannix
• 1977 – The Godfather Saga
• 1992 – Running Mates
• 1994 – Amelia Earhart: The Final Flight
• 1997 – Northern Lights
• 2001 – Sister Mary Explains It All
• 2002 – Crossed Over
• 2003 – On Thin Ice
• 2006 – Surrender, Dorothy
• 2011 – Tilda
• 2016 – The Young Pope
• 2019 – Green Eggs and Ham
• 2022 – Green Eggs and Ham: The Second Serving

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