Are Diane Keaton and Michael Keaton related? All on Annie Hall star's siblings and parents
Diane Keaton, famed for her role in Godfather and a frequent collaborator with Woody Allen, died at 79.
Diane Keaton, famed for playing Kay in Francis Ford Coppola's Godfather, passed away on Saturday at 79, People reported.

“There are no further details available at this time, and her family has asked for privacy in this moment of great sadness,” a spokesperson told the publication.
Is Diane Keaton related to Michael Keaton?
Though Diane shares the same last name as Michael Keaton, the actor known for films like Birdman, she isn't related to the 74-year-old. She was born Diane Hall and took her mother's maiden name – Keaton – because a Diane Hall was already registered with the Actors Guild, as per IMDb.
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Diane Keaton parents
Diane Hall was born in Los Angeles in January 1945. Her mother, Dorothy Deanne was a homemaker and amateur photographer. Her father, John Newton Ignatius "Jack" Hall, was a real estate broker and civil engineer.
Diane Keaton siblings
Diane Keaton has a younger brother John Randolph Hall whose mental health problems she'd opened up about in the past. Hall had reportedly many diagnoses over the years – bipolar disorder, schizoid personality disorder, but nothing was definitive. He reportedly now lives in a health care facility, suffering from dementia. Keaton had shared that she visited him every Sunday.
“Over the years people did a lot of measuring of Randy’s mental status, and it all came to naught. He was so hidden. I wanted to explore the mystery of him,” Keaton had told People. “I wondered why he was always crying. Why was he afraid of the outdoors? That’s weird!”, she had added.
Keaton also has a younger sister Dorrie Hall, who's also an actor known for movies like The Boost and Heaven, her IMDb page notes.
Keaton in her time also frequently collaborated with director Woody Allen, starring in two of his most noteworthy films – Annie Hall and Manhattan, and she won an Oscar for Best Actress for her role in the former.
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