Diane Keaton's Annie Hall Script and Personal Library to Auction

The original untitled script for the Woody Allen movie Annie Hall is among the highlights of a four-part sale of actress Diane Keaton's personal collection of fashion, art, design, and books at Bonhams in June.

Academy Award-winning actress Keaton was a twice New York Times bestselling author and Diane Keaton: The Architecture of an Icon will span a series of four sales across New York and Los Angeles this June spanning American modern and contemporary fine art and photography, interiors, fashion pieces from her wardrobe, and entertainment memorabilia.
 
Among the highlights is the original untitled script for Annie Hall (1977) with an estimate of $2,000–$3,000 with the final sale in the collection The Diane Keaton Collection: Chapters of an Edited Life (online June 1–11) offering Keaton’s own photography alongside a finely curated selection of books drawn from Keaton’s personal library. 

It will comprise more than 150 lots include color-coordinated books groupings covering subjects such as art, architecture, photography, collage, and image‑making, with estimates ranging $800 to $2,000. Also included will be more than 20 mixed‑media collages and photographs created and taken by Keaton herself including Three Photobooth Photographs (1970s, estimate: $400–$600).

Also included will be a variety of entertainment memorabilia and personal ephemera such as handwritten letters from fellow actors and directors, as well as groups of scripts and other production materials from some of Keaton’s films, among them Baby Boom (1987), Father of the Bride (1991), and The Godfather trilogy (estimates ranging from $200 to $2,000).