Diane Keaton Pioneered New Kinds of Complex Femininity on Screen
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Diane Keaton moved with grace through dozens of character arcs, and into audience hearts
Many of the headlines marking the passing of actress Diane Keaton this weekend have mentioned Annie Hall, the film that earned her an Oscar and made her a distinctively haphazard fashion icon. But there was always more to her, and audiences sensed that.


Diane Keaton was a true original
The death of the actress Diane Keaton at the age of 79 was greeted with an understandable mixture of sadness and surprise. Sadness, because the death of one of the leading ladies of the Seventies and Eighties (and beyond) robs the film industry of one of its true originals, and surprise, because nobody had any idea that she had been unwell. Yet it is somehow typical of Keaton – perhaps the only woman in history to have dated the wildly disparate…


Diane Keaton pioneered new kinds of complex femininity on screen
American film actress Diane Keaton, who has died aged 79, was an icon of style but also character. She challenged the boundaries and range of what it was possible for women to play and be, especially in American cinema’s new wave of the 1970s and 80s. Keaton was most famous for her performance as the title character in Woody Allen’s 1977 satirical romantic comedy-drama, Annie Hall. Her Annie could have been the love child of Katharine Hepburn an…
Por qué Diane Keaton es un ícono de estilo
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The audience loved her for her chaotic charm, her endearing neurosis and her androgynous style, but behind that beloved image there was a restless artist, much more complex than romantic comedies allowed to see. I hope that, after her death, the breadth of her work and the diversity of her interests will be more recognized, writes Adam White.
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