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In a fitting tribute to the late Diane Keaton, AMC Theatres is bringing back Annie Hall and Something’s Gotta Give to 100 cinemas across the U.S., The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

Keaton died unexpectedly on Oct. 11 at her home in Los Angeles at age 79, less than a month after Robert Redford‘s passing. As THR wrote in a critic’s appreciation, their deaths represent “another stinging loss to the pantheon of New Hollywood in the decades before the major studios largely stepped away from making movies for grownups.”

Annie Hall was the result of Keaton’s long-time collaboration with the now-canceled filmmaker Woody Allen, both when they were romantically involved and after. The movies she made with him are considered some of her most acclaimed work, with Keaton winning the Oscar for best actress for her titular performance in Annie Hall.

Released in April 1977, Annie Hall earned a respectable $38.3 million at the domestic box office,…

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