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In reply to the discussion: Diane Keaton RIP [View all]sinkingfeeling
(56,525 posts)77. R.I.P. A great actress.
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That's the wisecrack that I made that seems to have been lost on most posters
Justice Brandeis
17 hrs ago
#19
My mom, at 70 something, bungie jumped off a Chinese Bridge and the next year did the Sidney Bridge Climb...
Teacher of the Year
17 hrs ago
#23
I have some time to go to reach that age, but I do feel "very old," but in a good way.
NNadir
15 hrs ago
#59
She was a fine actress. My favorite was the drama "Reds" with Warren Beatty.
Ping Tung
17 hrs ago
#7
WHAT?! - Maybe only caught a couple of glimpses of her in movies, but the ones in the chat shows
UTUSN
17 hrs ago
#13
I can still remember seeing her in the movie Looking for Mr. Goodbar......she got a Golden Globe for that performance
turbinetree
17 hrs ago
#25
With the horse in the vet's office! I'm watching it again and it's peak Diane. Utterly unique.
betsuni
2 hrs ago
#82
Diane Keaton, Famed for Roles in Father of the Bride, First Wives Club and More, Dies at 79
irisblue
15 hrs ago
#62