Anonymous wrote:I thought she was at least a decade younger >> she always seemed so much younger.

Having no husband does that

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Anonymous wrote:I loved the last scene in "First Wives' Club" when they sing "You Don't Own Me" - Diane was so independent and free and wish I could have been more like her.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRLdtDYoVX8

I love this scene too. One of my favorite movies, a total classic.

Watched Something’s Gotta Give last night. Very memorable role. Also, Jack Nicholson grossed me out and I can’t believe we ever collectively thought he was sexy

Anonymous wrote:I loved the last scene in "First Wives' Club" when they sing "You Don't Own Me" - Diane was so independent and free and wish I could have been more like her.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRLdtDYoVX8

I loved the last scene in "First Wives' Club" when they sing "You Don't Own Me" - Diane was so independent and free and wish I could have been more like her.

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Anonymous wrote:Nobody rocked a turtleneck like Diane Keaton.

Queen of coastal chic. I wanted everything from Something’s Gotta Give - the house, the clothes, Keanu

But you got none

Yeah no multi million home or hot Keanu for me. You really burned me there!

She was an endearing person… like I should find her too much but end up rooting for her. RIP

I also loved Because I Said So, with Mandy Moore.

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Anonymous wrote:Loved baby boom as well.

+1
I will always remember that beautiful baby, Elizabeth.

NP. Me as well! And all the jars of applesauce. I wonder why that particular movie made such an impression on so many of us?

It was so pretty. Autumn in small town Vermont, charming house, Sam Shepard as a veterinarian, apple orchards. It was a perfect fantasy.

My favorite role of hers was in the first wives club. Such a feel good movie.

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Anonymous wrote:She always stuck up for Woody Allen and believed him.

Let's focus on her. Not the perf

Let’s not and say we did

You think that was a snappy comeback but it's .sad

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Anonymous wrote:She always stuck up for Woody Allen and believed him.

Let's focus on her. Not the perf

Let’s not and say we did

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Anonymous wrote:Nobody rocked a turtleneck like Diane Keaton.

Queen of coastal chic. I wanted everything from Something’s Gotta Give - the house, the clothes, Keanu

But you got none

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Anonymous wrote:Loved baby boom as well.

Her leading man in that movie is also gone - Sam Shepard (playwright, actor).

Also Harold Ramis, who played her first boyfriend.

I was in high school when Annie Hall came out. I loved her style! We bought imitation Annie Hall outfits (baggier high waisted pants, vests, shirts) which were soon for sale in department stores. I bought a couple of men's shirts too. I remember feeling really confident and happy in those clothes. It was a really fun look.

She had a lot of style throughout her life, was a photographer and knew a lot about art and design too.

She had a lot of range, playing a tragic character like the teacher in Looking for Mr. Goodbar or all her comedic roles. I loved all those Nancy Meyers movies too. RIP to a talented and unique soul.