Agreed. I wouldn't have left her.

I didn't like her hair in the hotel scene -- where Kay and Michael had dinner together. It was combed all the way back and kind of bouffant -- not exactly a late 1040's hairdo. She looked like a peeled onion in that scene --- her forehead is way too high to wear her hair back like that. Not flattering. Other than that, she looked great!

I think Diane Keaton has always been pretty in a way that she didn't have to try hard to be pretty. She didn't have to be overly made up. Now I didn't notice any woman in this movie overly made up but I have noticed this in other films Diane has starred in and just in general when I have seen her in pictures. She has aged well.

@mamie-lou said:

I think Diane Keaton has always been pretty in a way that she didn't have to try hard to be pretty. She didn't have to be overly made up. Now I didn't notice any woman in this movie overly made up but I have noticed this in other films Diane has starred in and just in general when I have seen her in pictures. She has aged well.

Yea, and a "movie queen" to boot. She's got roots in essential parts of American cinema: the Godfather films and plenty of early Woody Allen movies, too.