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Diane keaton's acting experience

1970s

Keaton was nominated for a Tony Award for her performance in Goose, and then she took part in the filming of Lovers and Other Strangers, which was her first film. Next, I made a guest appearance in TV series such as Night Gallery.

In 1972, Keaton plays the girlfriend of Kay Adams and Michael Corleone (played by Al Pacino), which is a breakthrough for Keaton. After watching Keaton's performance in The Game of Love, Coppola invited her to play the godfather. He believes Keaton can play the eccentric role of Adams. Keaton said that during that time, she was rated as an "eccentric actress" in the film industry. Her relaxed performance in the film comes from her own life experience, and she jokingly calls herself "a woman living in a man's world" inside and outside the film.

The Godfather won unprecedented acclaim and commercial success, and won the Oscar for Best Film with 1972.

Two years later, she played the same role in The Godfather 2. At first, she reluctantly accepted the role. "At first, I didn't want to play Kay, the sequel to The Godfather. When I read the script, I found that this role is more real and important than the last movie. " In the sequel, her role has changed a lot. She hates her husband's behavior more than before. Nevertheless, public opinion generally thinks that her role in the film is insignificant. Time magazine thinks her performance in The Godfather is unremarkable and lifeless in The Godfather 2.

In the1970s, almost all of Keaton's other famous films were related to Woody Allen. Keaton appeared in a series of comedy films produced and directed by Allen, such as Fools Make a scene in Science City, Love and Death, Interior Decoration, Manhattan and herbert ross's film version of Goose.

From 65438 to 0977, Keaton and Allen starred in the Roman comedy annie hall, in which she played annie hall, which was one of the most famous roles in her life. The film was written and directed by Allen. At that time, they were lovers, so this film is also considered as the autobiography of Allen and Keaton. Allen's annie hall is also related to Keaton. Anne is Keaton's nickname, and Hall is Keaton's original surname. Allen also added Keaton's many quirks and her self-deprecating sense of humor to the role. (Director nancy meyers once commented that Diane is the most self-deprecating person in the world. ) Keaton himself thinks that the role described by Allen is his "ideal version". They play a pair of lovers who live in new york, meet by chance and break up. The most prominent feature of the film is the rich flavor of life, which has both the feeling of life art and profound philosophy. This film has been a success in art and business, and won the Oscar for Best Film. Keaton also won the Oscar for Best Actress for her outstanding performance in the film.

Keaton wore strange clothes in Anne Hall, mainly men's clothes, including ties, vests, slacks and fedora. Most of the clothes in the film are Keaton's own. Before the film was filmed, she had formed this masculine dressing style for many years. After the film was released, men's wear became a popular dress for women. She soon became famous for her love of wearing men's clothes. The San Francisco Chronicle commented, "She can always be easily found in the crowd. She is the only woman in Pasadena who wears a turtle neck at 90 degrees Fahrenheit." In 2003, Keaton wore a man's bowler hat and a man's evening dress when attending the Oscar ceremony. She is often listed by fashion designer Richard Blake Weir in his own list of the worst dressed women of the year.

1On September 26th, 977, the photo taken by Douglas kirkland, a famous portrait photographer, for Keaton appeared on the cover of Time magazine and was regarded as the best actress in the film industry at present. In the same year, she began to shoot drama films instead of comedy films. The film "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" based on Judith Lausner's novel is her transformation work. In this film, she plays a woman who leads a double life. She is a teacher in a Catholic school for the deaf during the day, haunts nightclubs at night and enjoys a decadent sex life. Keaton became interested in this role after learning that it was a psychological case in history.

In addition to performing, Keaton also said, "I want to be a singer all my life." 197 1 The soundtrack of the musical Hair was her first record. From 65438 to 0977, she began to record her solo album, but it was never released.

1980s

1979 After shooting Manhattan, the long-term cooperation between Keaton and Allen came to an end, and they didn't cooperate again until 1993. 1978, Keaton fell in love with Warren Beatty. Two years later, Beatty invited Keaton to star in his new film "Red Mole", playing a depressed housewife Louise Bonante, who left her husband to work with radical journalist john reid on 19 17. Later, they went to Russia to interview and recorded the civil war in the Soviet Union. The New York Times said of Keaton, "She is Louise Bonante-beautiful, selfish, funny and depressed. This is her best role so far. " Keaton also won her second Oscar nomination for this film.

After watching annie hall, Beatty thinks that Keaton's natural nervousness and clumsiness are just what the role of Bonante needs. Since the preparation of The Red Mole from 65438 to 0977, the production of the film has been delayed again and again. Keaton decided to leave the crew because he thought the film would never be finished. 198 1, the film is finally finished. In an interview with Vanity Fair magazine in 2006, Keaton described her role in the film as "just an ordinary person, nothing special" ... I know this role seems dangerous. Assistant director Simon Ralph commented that Louise Bonante was one of the most difficult roles played by Keaton, and at that time, "she almost collapsed".

From 65438 to 0984, Little Drum Girl was Keaton's first foray into horror movies. The film is a commercial fiasco, and critics believe that the biggest reason is the casting error. "New Weekly" wrote, "The most important role of this film is played by diane keaton, because of her, this film has become fragmented. She played so badly that she deviated from her role. " Two years later, Keaton starred with Jessica Lange and Cece Spicek in Crime of Mind, a film adapted from Beth Henley's Pulitzer Prize-winning work. After the release, the performance was average. From 65438 to 0987, she first appeared in the commercial film Baby Boom, which was written and produced by nancy meyers. Keaton plays a professional woman in Manhattan who suddenly needs to take care of a child, causing jokes. In the same year, she made a guest appearance as a nightclub singer in Allen's film The Voice of Time. Good Mother (1988) was Keaton's failure and the box office was frustrated. She described the film as "a great failure" and critics criticized it as worthless. Washington post commented: "Her performance has regressed-she tried to make the audience accept a role that she was not convinced."

1987, Keaton wrote and directed her first feature film Paradise, which is a documentary about her later years. The film received mixed reviews. In the next four years, Keaton directed a musical about artists such as belinda carlisle, two TV movies starring Patricia Arquette, and episodes in the series China Beach and Twin Peaks.

1990s

From 65438 to 0990, Keaton was one of the most popular and versatile actresses in Hollywood. When she entered middle age, she began to turn to a mature female role and often played the role of parents of middle-class families. She chose the script carefully to avoid becoming a typical actress. She said: "when you play a popular role, you will receive many scripts of similar roles ... I try to jump out of those ordinary roles and perform something different."

She participated in the production of the film Lemon Sisters, which was shelved for a year. 199 1 year, she and steve martin co-starred in the comedy New Father-in-Law. Due to the box office failure of Good Mother, she can hardly star in New Father-in-Law, because both films were made by Walter Disney Film Company. The New Father-in-Law is another success of Keaton after four years of low box office.

In the next four years, Keaton continued her success. The San Francisco Investigator and other media once again compared Keaton and katharine hepburn: "In the1970s, all the roles she played had their own shadows, and she was nervous but not confident. Now, like katharine hepburn, she is full of maternal brilliance. She is a great and intelligent actress, and she doesn't need to fight for equality between men and women by stubbornness and impatience. "

1990, Keaton played Kay Adams again in The Godfather III. The story takes place 2,265,438+0 years after The Godfather, and Kay becomes Michael Corleone's separated wife. The media once again thought Keaton's role in the film was insignificant. Washington post commented: "Although Keaton devoted himself to this role, he had no other role in the film except condemning Michael's previous crimes." 1993, Keaton starred in The Mystery of Manhattan Murder, and she and Allen collaborated again after 1979. The role was originally played by mia farrow, but Farrow left the cast after breaking up with Allen.

1995, Keaton directed Heroes Without Strings, which was her first feature film to be shown in the cinema. Based on Franz Leeds' memoir, the story tells the story of a boy named Nathan Watt whose mother has cancer and his father gradually alienates them. The boy is sent to two eccentric uncles. Keaton moved the background of the story from new york in the novel to his hometown of Southern California. Although the film refers to a small-scale distribution, the box office income is average, but the film and director are well received by critics.

During this period, Keaton's most successful film was The First Lady's Club. She played three "first wives" with Goldie Hawn and Betty Midler: middle-aged women whose husbands divorced them because they liked the new and hated the old. Keaton declared that the filming of this film "saved her life". The film's box office income in the North American market is as high as $654.38+005 billion, which is deeply loved by middle-aged women. The performance of Keaton and his companions has also been affirmed. San Francisco Investigator thinks Keaton may be the best comedy actress today.

In 1996, Keaton also appeared in the film Marvin's Room, in which she played a woman with leukemia and Meryl Streep played her estranged sister. Keaton was also nominated for an Oscar for the third time. Although the review was good, the film was not released widely, which may be the reason why Keaton didn't win the Oscar in the end. Keaton thinks that the biggest difficulty in acting this film lies in understanding the psychological state of a terminally ill person.

2 1 early century

In 2000, Keaton's first film was "Hanging" starring meg ryan and lisa kudrow, and Keaton also served as the director of this film. Although in an interview with 1996, she announced that she would no longer direct the film starring herself, "as a director, there will be different goals. I don't think about the director's work when I perform. " The film tells an interesting story. Three sisters live with their elderly father. The film received a mediocre response, earning $36 million at the box office in North America.

200 1, Keaton and Warren Beatty once again joined hands in the new film "Outside the City" (Town &; China), the comments and the box office failed. The movie budget is $90 million, while the box office in North America is only $7 million. Rolling Stone magazine commented: "It's not as good as the obituaries inside and outside the city ... which ruined the reputation of actors including Warren Beatty and diane keaton." In 200 1 and 2002, Keaton participated in four low-budget TV movies.

In 2003, the film Love is Compromise became a new peak of Keaton. The film is directed by nancy meyers and the hero is Jack Nicholson. Nicholson and Keaton, aged 66 and 57 respectively, starred in this romantic comedy. 20th Century Fox Film Company thinks that the leading actor is too old to invest in this film. Keaton said in an interview with Women's Family magazine; "People like Jack and I love each other more deeply and warmly because they have experienced too much. They are full of passion and hope. Why can't they fall in love? Why can't movies show this? " In the film, Keaton plays a middle-aged woman who falls in love with her daughter's old boyfriend. The movie's box office in North America was $654.38 million+$25 million. Roger Abbott, a famous American film critic, wrote: "Nicholson and Keaton brought their feelings, knowledge and humor to their characters, which we never wanted to see on the screen." This film brought Keaton his fourth Oscar nomination.

In 2005, Keaton and sarah jessica parker starred in the comedy Family Stone. In 2007, she starred with Mandy Moore in Because I Say So. At the same time, Keaton also made a series of films and series as a producer, such as the series "Revenge of the New Giant" by Fox Broadcasting Company. She also filmed gus van sant's film Elephant, which was shot on the campus shore. Keaton made this film because: "I think as an adult, I have a responsibility to understand the problems of young people." "

In addition to movies, Keaton also showed great interest in photography. As a collector, she said in an interview with Vanity Fair magazine: "I have collected a large number of pictures-kissing photos in movies. I like vivid things. " She also held some photo exhibitions of her own and published a series of photo books as an editor. Keaton is also a real estate investor. She bought a property in southern California, redesigned it and sold it. In 2003, Madonna bought a mansion in Beverly Hills from Keaton for $6.5 million.

In 2007, Keaton was commended by the Lincoln Center Film Association.