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AMC Bringing Diane Keaton Films Back to the Big Screen in Tribute
AMC Theatres honors Diane Keaton by rereleasing two of her acclaimed films in 100 U.S. cinemas for one week following her death on Oct. 11 at age 79.
- On Friday, AMC Theatres will rerelease Annie Hall and Something's Gotta Give at 100 cinemas across the U.S. for a one-week tribute following Diane Keaton's Oct. 11 death in Los Angeles.
- Diane Keaton's five-decade career featured four Academy Award nominations and a Best Actress win for Annie Hall, with her unexpected death on Oct. 11 coming less than a month after Robert Redford's passing.
- Commercially and critically, Something's Gotta Give, 2003 film grossed $265 million worldwide on an $80 million budget and earned Keaton a Golden Globe and her fourth Oscar nomination.
- Fans will get an opportunity to revisit Diane Keaton's performances during AMC Theatres' one-week run, while other movie theater circuits and iTunes movie rental chart boost her films' availability.
- The re-releases reflect a repertory screenings trend, with AMC Theatres spotlighting multiple titles including Battle Royale and The Dark Crystal after Robert Redford's recent passing.
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AMC Theatres honors Diane Keaton by bringing back two of her classic films to the big screen
AMC Theatres honors Diane Keaton by bringing back two of her classic films to the big screen AMC Theatres will be paying tribute to the late actress Diane Keaton in a beautiful way. According to a report by Variety, AMC Theatres, which happens to be the largest movie exhibition company in the United States, will be rereleasing two of Keaton's films—'Annie Hall' and 'Something’s Gotta Give'—in over 100 theatres nationwide. The media outlet report…
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