Diane Keaton has a reputation as the smartest woman in Hollywood. You can easily verify this by reading her memoirs. They reflected America of the 60s–90s with its illusions, vanity and depression. And yet the most interesting thing is Diane herself. Changeable, funny, ironic, irresistible, extravagant. This is exactly how Woody Allen loved her and captured her in his early comedies. Even if she had played nothing else but Annie Hall, she would still have gone down in film history. But after that there was another whole life and many other roles that brought Diane Keaton world fame. And only one role, as it seems to her, was not entirely successful - the role of a loving daughter. Actually, this is what her book “Something Else...” was written about. Sergei Nikolaevich, editor-in-chief of “Snob” magazine