The Best Diane Keaton Movies that Worth Collection

As a popular film to all movie lovers, 'The Godfather' comes in different sections and versions. In this film, we find a patriarch of a crime dynasty who is too old to continue being the head of the same dynasty and the aging patriarch of an organized crime dynasty transfers control of his clandestine empire to his reluctant son. Francis Ford Coppola is the movie's director. And it's an all-time classic with an all-time great cast, including Keaton, Al Pacino, Marlon Brando, Robert Duvall, James Caan, and more.

While it wasn't her first film role, Keaton's appearance as the future Kay Corleone in Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather is generally regarded as her breakout performance — and for good reason, because while it isn't one of the more substantial parts in her career, Keaton's work provides a crucial component of the trilogy-to-be's sprawling, multi-generational saga.

Annie Hall is also Woody Allen's most popular movie which is among his best collaborations with Keaton and a truly hilarious take on relationships and neuroses. It tells a story that Neurotic New York comedian Alvy Singer falls in love with the ditzy Annie Hall. The romantic movie is a favourite case it depicts love taking place at instances that we least expect. With Woody Allen as the director, the film goes for around 93 minutes. The stars are Diane Keaton, Woody Allen, Carol Kane and Tony Roberts.

Keaton's career was already well on its way in 1977, but her turn as the title character in Woody Allen's Annie Hall rocketed her into Hollywood's upper echelon, earning her a Best Actress Oscar and heaps of critical accolades for a performance of a character who'd form the (often misunderstood) template for countless quirky-but-lovable leading ladies in subsequent rom-coms.

In the movie "Father of the Bride", with his oldest daughter's wedding approaching, a father finds himself reluctant to let go. Charles Shyer directs the 105 minutes' film. The actors are Diane Keaton, Steve Martin, Kimberly Williams - Paisley and Martin Short.

Father of the Bride was the second time Diane Keaton had worked with Meyers and Shyer; the first time was 1987's Baby Boom, and Meyers would go on to direct Keaton in 2003's Something's Gotta Give. "Disney Studios—Jeffrey Katzenberg at the time—didn't ever want to work with me," Keaton told Film Scouts."

The film's Love and Death (1975) title is a play on words of such Russian novel titles as Leo Tolstoy's "War and Peace" and Fyodor Dostoevsky's "Crime and Punishment". Woody Allen would around fourteen years later make a movie called Crimes and Misdemeanors (1989). Woody and Diane Keaton were a great comedy team. They were really at the top of their game when they made this one.

Keaton and Woody Allen starred in Love and Death, a satire on Russian literature that used the story of a reluctant war hero (Allen) and his equally reluctant bride (Keaton) to offer a cockeyed, tightly scripted take on Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky, and Eisenstein, melding satirical philosophical debates with visual homages only a film buff could truly love — and became one of the more unlikely hits of the 1970s in the process. As Vincent Canby argued for the New York Times, "Besides being one of Woody's most consistently witty films, Love and Death marks a couple of other advances for Mr. Allen as a film maker and for Miss Keaton as a wickedly funny comedienne."

Part II of the Godfather is about the early life and career of Vito Corleone in 1920s New York which is portrayed while his son, Michael, expands and tightens his grip on the family crime syndicate. Ford Francis Coppola is the director of the 202 minutes' film. And the actors comprise of Al Pacino, Diane Keaton, Robert Duvall and Robert De Niro.

The movie's silent final moments drive home the price of life as a Corleone, adding an intimate denoument to a sequel that often reaches for — and achieves — epic status. "This film has an even broader scope than the original," mused Jeffrey M. Anderson for Combustible Celluloid, "but does not fail in its depiction of small, intimate moments and surprising emotional reveals."

Sleeper is a screwball comedy taking place in a seemingly awesome future where eating ice cream and smoking are actually good for you. In the hospital Woody Allen's character has on his doctors hat on wrong purposefully. However, in the chase scenes while fleeing and outside the hospital it changes and is on correctly like Diane Keaton's character.

After making a big splash in 1972 with The Godfather and Play It Again, Sam, Keaton continued her hot streak the following year with Sleeper, a reunion with Sam writer/director Woody Allen that swapped out that film's Humphrey Bogart pastiche for a futuristic comedy about a health food store owner (Allen) who's cryogenically frozen after dying during a gall bladder operation, thawed out 200 years later, and becomes an unlikely leader in a resistance movement — while falling in love with the woman who briefly thought he was a robot (Keaton). Mused Filmcritic's Christopher Null, "Pound for pound and minute for minute, Sleeper may just have more laughs in it than any other Woody Allen movie."

Marvin's room turned out to be a brilliant movie assisted well by a great performance by some veteran actors like includes four Oscar winners: Diane Keaton, Meryl Streep, Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro; and one Oscar nominee: Hume Cronyn. Tragic, depressing, and elevated to fine art through great performances by these screen legends. The Jerry Zaks-directed movie is 98 minutes in length.

After appearing in the first two "Godfather" films and winning an Academy Award for "Annie Hall" back in 1977, Keaton was considered one of our better actresses. "Looking for Mr. Goodbar," "Reds," and "Shoot the Moon" broadened her range a great deal, but, over the years, the promise that Keaton originally showed as a "serious" actress was overshadowed by her inherent Annie-ness. That character defined the Diane Keaton that most of us wanted to see -- awkward, self-deprecating, speaking in endearing little whirlwinds of semi-logic.

This filme shows Epic in every respect but brought down to earth by the thoroughly humanizing love story between Keaton and Warren Beatty. Warren Beaty directs the film that is 195 minute in length. The actors are Diane Keaton, Warren Beatty, Jerzy Kosinski and Edward Herrmann.

Reds wasn't exactly the most commercially friendly film of 1981 — but thanks to positive word of mouth and a stellar cast that also included Jack Nicholson, Paul Sorvino, Gene Hackman, and M. Emmet Walsh, it ended up grossing more than $50 million during its theatrical run, on the way to picking up three Academy Awards (against a dozen nominations). Calling it "Political drama and sweeping romance in one," Carol Cling of the Las Vegas Review-Journal marveled, "Only Warren Beatty would, or could, do it."

Whenever parents' divorce, there are some unexpected and severe consequences to the children. That reminds me of an African saying that goes: 'When two bulls fight, the grass suffers the consequences'. In 'Interiors', three sisters have their lives spin out of control as their parents suddenly divorce.

Interiors was the first film that Woody Allen directed after his Best Picture Academy Award winning film Annie Hall (1977) which won four Oscars including Best Director and Original Screenplay (both for Allen) and Best Actress for Diane Keaton. The film was also the next that Allen and Keaton collaborated on after Annie Hall (1977). 'Interiors' feels like a play. The story is told in a small number of sets, and the heart of the film comes from the acting. Keaton shines as Renata, who carries her pain of rejection so openly she doesn't see herself as lashing out. Hurt is also great as the realist Joey.

The same year Keaton starred in Allen's Annie Hall, she also appeared in Richard Brooks' critically acclaimed drama Looking for Mr. Goodbar.Keaton played Theresa Dunn, a school teacher with low self esteem who finds herself increasingly drawn into a promiscuous double-life that ultimately leads to her horrific demise.

This movie is a sad tale of a woman trying to find herself by hopping into bed with everyone she meets is tragic. Richard Brooks is the director of the 136 minutes thrilling but strange film. The actors include Richard Gere, Diane Keaton, William Atherton and Tuesday Weld.

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