Update: Nancy Meyers Cancels Appearance at Diane Keaton Tribute Screening at Aero Theatre
A tribute screening honoring Diane Keaton at Santa Monica’s Aero Theatre by American Cinematheque will no longer feature Nancy Meyers, who had to cancel her appearance. Meyers was set to make her first public appearance since Keaton’s passing on Oct. 11. The cancellation was announced by American Cinematheque due to unforeseen circumstances. The screening was for the 2003 hit film Something’s Gotta Give, which grossed $265 million worldwide and starred Keaton alongside Jack Nicholson, Keanu Reeves, Amanda Peet, Jon Favreau, and Frances McDormand. The movie, written by Meyers, tells the story of a playboy who falls for a successful playwright after a health scare.
Meyers shared her admiration for Keaton in an Instagram post after her passing, highlighting Keaton’s dedication to her craft and unique approach to acting. She described Keaton as fearless and praised her ability to bring depth and humor to her performances. Meyers also expressed her personal loss, describing Keaton as a friend of almost 40 years and a collaborator who truly understood her. The screening of Something’s Gotta Give will proceed as planned on Sunday at 7 p.m.
In conclusion, the tribute screening for Diane Keaton at the Aero Theatre will no longer feature Nancy Meyers due to unforeseen circumstances. Despite Meyers' absence, the screening of Something’s Gotta Give will continue as scheduled, honoring Keaton’s legacy in the film industry.