I Am Deeply Saddened By The Recent Passing (As Of The Time Of Writing This Post) Of The Passing Of Actress Diane Keaton, A Very Good Actress.

I’ve enjoyed Diane Keaton’s performances in the 1984 Motion Picture “Mrs. Souffel” (where she starred alongside Canadian Actor Walter Massey, who has provided his voice for the Animated Television adaptation of Marc Brown’s “Arthur” series of Children’s Books), the 1986 Motion Picture “Crimes Of The Heart” (where she starred alongside Sissy Spacek and Sam Shepherd), the 1987 Motion Picture “Radio Days” ((a Motion Picture about subjects that I am passionate about, Broadcasting History as a whole, Network Radio, and NBC and CBS spending the late 1920’s, the entirety of the 1930’s, and the early 1940’s developing their Television Networks, before WWII brought the development of their Television Networks to a halt, and not only did NBC and CBS’s Television Networks commence full-time operation by the late 1940’s, but the newly formed American Broadcasting Company (ABC), carved out of the NBC Blue Network; also commenced operations their Television Network a few years after it’s founding, in 1948; with WXYZ-TV, WJZ-TV/WABC-TV, and WBKB-TV/WENR-TV/WLS-TV being it’s founding Television Stations)); the 1987 Motion Picture “Baby Boom”, the 1993 Motion Picture “Manhattan Murder Mystery” (where she starred alongside Alan Alda and Anjelica Houston), and the 1996 Motion Picture “Marvin’s Room” (where she starred alongside Meryl Streep, Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert DiNiro, and Kelly Ripa).

I also remember Diane Keaton appearing on NBC Television’s “The Tonight Show” in 1972, during Johnny Carson’s tenure hosting it, and Ed McMahon’s tenure as Johnny Carson’s right-hand man.

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