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That Winning Feeling

Diane Keaton
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"I think I was in a stupor. … I was pretty shocked," says Diane Keaton, who won an Oscar® for her work in Annie Hall. "What it means to me now is really how I define it, because what it has brought to me is enormous opportunities. And also the other thing was that it afforded me the possibility to become acquainted with people and make friends with people like Walter Matthau and Jack Nicholson."
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Published 01/01/2006
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