Legendary actress Diane Keaton unfortunately died at the age of 79But it will not be forgotten. First I remember I saw Keaton in the "Godfather" films, where he played the girl of Michael Corleone (Al Pacino) Girl to wife, Kay Adams-Corleon. The "godfather" was only her second characteristic loan; She will go to Broadway in the 1960s, appearing in Allen's "hair" and "playing again", and winning Tony award for the latter.

As a comedy and stage actress, Keaton did not expect to act in a film like "The godfather". The only other feature film in which it used to be Romkom "Lovers' and other foreigners", which is as different from the "godfather" as much as it could. She thought of an actress in Comedy and never heard of Mario Puco's original novel "Godfather" before deciding on audition.

Talking to People For the 50th anniversary of the 2022 film, Keaton recalled how it was just one of the many auditions that her younger self made. And yet it changed her life:

"I think the estuable thing that someone ever did to me ... is that I got up to be in the" godfather "and didn't even read it. I didn't know a thing. I just walked around the audition. I think it was amazing for me. And then I had to read the book."

The same year, Keaton shared a video on Instagram telling her memories of her audition "Godfather".

"I performed the script that was given to me and then left. And then I heard later that Francis Coppola wanted to play the part and that is when I realized, it was one of the strangest things that ever happened to me in my whole life, because What is a hook?

Hence, Coppola had an audition of Keaton along with Pacino. The director acknowledged Keaton's talent and understood that he needed a great actress like Kay to bounce off his leading man.

One of the most famous lines of "Godfather" is "an offer you cannot refuse". Think, however, from what scene did that line come from? The open wedding sequence, where Michael talks to Kay on how his father Vito (Marlon Brando) got his Frank Sinatra inspired by Godson Johnoni Fontaine (Al Martino) Music career threatening band leader. Look at how the face of the quay changes during that scene; Michael is keeping to share details as much as she can, but there is an iousubopity light in the eyes of the quay, so she continues to push, innocent. Then Her smile falls subtly when Michael explains that the "offer" is a gun to her head.

This is coming back around Completing the "godfather", which Coppola entrusted to Keaton. Michael lies on Kay and is experiencing his innocence to order the murder of his treacherous brother -in -law, Carlo (Ianani Rousseau), and Kay believes in him ... about 30 seconds. Then, she sees Capos of Michael as she worships before someone closes the door to her. The quay will not look aside even as the horror flows, so Michael closes it.

Keaton gets a more explosive scene in the "godfather Part II" when her marriage explodes. She spends the movie tired of Michael, who grows more merciless than the day, and eventually reveals that she had had an abortion before because she did not want to bring another child to his life.

"Godfather" is for Michael's corruption From the Corleone family, white sheep to Don. That story Requirements The perspective of Kay, ie. Outsider of the criminal world that Michael loves, but has moral clarity to recognize a monster. You don't get Karen Hill, Carmela Soprano or Skiller White without Kay Corleone.

Keaton's importance to the "Godfather" films is sometimes overshadowed by high performances by her male co-stars-ranking Pacino, with whom she shares so many of her screeners. It should be remembered that, without a partner with the right scene, even the best actors can slam. No one has ever had the problem of treating Diane Keaton.