It began in the shadows of a New York theater — a man, a woman, and a moment that would define not only their creative lives but their hearts. Woody Allen reflected on Diane Keaton's life, recalling the woman whose presence could captivate a room. In his farewell, he shared memories of a rare and unforgettable spirit who first captured his heart long before she became his creative partner. From Coat Check to Center Stage: A Star Is BornAllen first saw Keaton at an audition and was immediately struck by her lanky beauty. He thought that she had the adventurous spirit of Huckleberry Finn if he were a young woman. Fresh out of Orange County, she had moved to Manhattan to pursue acting. The actress worked as a coat check girl before landing a small part in the musical "Hair," a role that even

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