Witherspoon, who was directed by Keaton in the 1991 TV movie Wildflower, broke down in tears as she shared the news of Keaton’s death during her weekend-long Shine Away conference.
Witherspoon Reflects on First Meeting Diane Keaton
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"I was 15 years old. Diane was really important—she was one of my first mentors in this business. I was 15 years old and I was from Nashville, TN, and I didn't know anybody. I came in—it was my second, maybe my third movie audition ever—and I auditioned for her. I came up with this big country accent, like this little southern girl, and she goes, 'Who are you?'"
"You're hired. You're hired today, tomorrow, and the next day. I don't know who you are, but I am so excited to have you."
“I went and I made this movie,” the actress shared, “and she directed the movie, and it was Wildflower. I did it with Patricia Arquette and Diane Keaton. It was one of the most important summers of my childhood because she really took the time to pull me aside.”
Keeping Diane Keaton’s “Original” Spirit Alive
“Just live your dream. Just be your unique self. I think Diane would like that.”
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