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I&#x27;ve actually been wanting to do a rewatch of The Godfather for a bit here. Looks like tonight&#x27;s the night. RIP Kay.

She was also in an early episode of Night Gallery. Imagine having the opportunity to work with the great Rod Serling.

Annie Hall made me love her and hate Woody Allen.

Luna Schlosser: I absolutely do not want to hear about it, Herald. This world is so full of wonderful things. What makes people suddenly go berserk and hate everything anyway. I mean, why does there have to be an underground? After all, there&#x27;s the orb, and there&#x27;s the telescreen, and there&#x27;s the Orgasmatron. What more do they want?Herald Cohen: It&#x27;s hard for us to understand the criminal element. We&#x27;re artists. We respond only to beauty.

God, she was so good in Annie Hall. Of everything she did and I saw, that role has to be my absolute favorite. Another tremendous loss.

Oh, yeah? So do you! Oh, God, whatta - whatta dumb thing to say, right? I mean, you say it, &quot;You play well,&quot; and then right away I have to say &quot;you play well&quot;. Oh, oh, God, Annie. Well, oh well, la-de-da, la-de-da, la-la. Yeah.

Life expectancy is so weird. Watching Annie Hall, you would naturally assume Diane Keaton would obviously have outlived Woody Allen. 10 years younger, clearly much healthier and a woman, and yet, she&#x27;s passed away and he&#x27;s still kicking around. (Quite undeservedly so.) That sucks.

Diane Keaton has died