Diane Keaton has been Fascinated audience Since the 1970s - and he shows no signs of stopping.

His theatrical debut followed Original 1968 production of Broadway the hairKeaton turned in the film. His first role was in the 1970s Lovers and other strangersHe got his big break two years ago Francis Ford Coppolaof godfather.

“I always thought I was the most outlandish, weird person in cinema and 'Why was I cast in this?' And I had no voice,” Keaton said of her character, Kay Adams, while celebrating 45th anniversary of the original movie at the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival. “But then I had some good scenes with me Al (Pacino)."

At the time, the Oscar winner admitted that he hadn't seen the iconic Mafia movie in nearly three decades. “I saw it on my computer. I haven't seen it in about 30 years,” he said. "And ... I just remember all the people, I couldn't handle it, it was so amazing, it was so beautiful and everyone was great at it, and the music and every choice (Coppola) made."

Keaton began to appear In the franchise's 1974 sequel and 1990 follow-up. While his dramatic turn is award-worthy, fans love it too then again The author's comedic timing is in Annie Hall, father of the bride, is the family stone and more

"Dean, of course, he was our leader in the film," family stone costar Luke Wilson exclusively to say our weekly In December 2021. "He would never say it but everyone admired him."

Scroll down for a look back at Keaton's most memorable roles over the years: