Happy Birthday to Diane Keaton...

The gays love Diane Keaton best in "Baby Boom" and the absolute best in "First Wives Club" with Bette Midler and Goldie Hawn. But, of course, there is so much more to celebrate about the Oscar winner's film career as she turns 63 years old today.
There's the brilliant comic actress in "Annie Hall," "Baby Boom," "First Wives" and opposite Jack Nicholson in the glorious "Something's Gotta Give" (pictured, left) which earned Keaton the Golden Globe Award and her fourth Oscar nomination (She won in 1978 for "Annie Hall"). And then there also the first-rate dramatic actress who played Al Pacino's wife in the "Godfather" trilogy, the Oscar nominated performances in "Reds" and "Marvin's Room") and lesser-known gems including the dramas "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" and "Shoot the Moon" and the wonderful comedy-mystery "Manhattan Murder Mystery" opposite Woody Allen.

Always interesting to watch in films, Keaton is often even more interesting as herself. I found this 2003 interview with Lesley Stahl really sums up her life and career well...