New Delhi, Oct. 16 -- Who would not fall in love with Diane Keaton?

The Annie Hall heroine was muse to the film's director, Woody Allen, who made eight films with her and remained devoted to her, declaring-in a touching elegy-that after her assessment of his first film, Take The Money And Run, he made films only for Keaton, "an audience of one." They were lovers for years, then friends for life. Francis Ford Coppola, speaking of how he cast the actress in The Godfather, said he was immediately attracted to her. Keaton eventually got involved with her Godfather leading man, Al Pacino. They were lovers for years, then friends for life.

As audiences, we get it. We fell for Diane Keaton the minute we first saw her on screen-probably making ...