KEY POINTS
- Keaton initially thought the 2003 romantic comedy would flop but called it her 'favourite film' years later.
- Her portrayal of Erica Barry, a divorced writer rediscovering love, earned her a fourth Oscar nomination.
- Keaton gushed after receiving a surprise cheque with 'a lot of zeros' for her work in the film.
Diane Keaton left behind a filmography spanning more than five decades, filled with wit, grace and characters who redefined what it meant to be a modern woman. From Annie Hall to The First Wives Club, she became a cultural touchstone for generations.
