Diane Keaton Birthday: 16 Explanations Why 'Annie Hall' Features the very best Screen Meet-Cute Ever

Straighten your tie: it's Diane Keaton's 66th birthday! 2011 was, you realize b ... like, I am talking about, really large -- large does not even get it done justice -- huge year for that actress. Her memoir, 'Then Again' was launched, which depends on her mother's journals and particulars her neat existence, famous career and famous romances. So, when love is simply too weak a thing to explain our affection -- we lurve her, you realize, we loave her, we luff her (two Fs) -- we thought it might be nice to celebrate Keaton's large day using the moment whenever we first fell deeply in love with her: 'Annie Hall.' Woodsy Allen's 1977 film was Keaton's 4th major screen role. It not just nabbed her the Oscar for the best Actress, but she also stole hearts playing the titular la-di-da-whizzing Annie. (And she has been cornering the adorable hat-putting on market since.) Below is really a clip of Alvy and Annie's first encounter (click the link to look at the entire scene). Have a look at 16 explanations why it's the perfect on-screen meeting ever. Appears like old occasions, indeed. 1. She plays tennis together with her collar sprang. Also it looks good. 2. Banging legs. 3. Woody's tube socks. 4. Yes, she's terrible but she's so cute! 5. The outfit, clearly. 6. She awkwardly backs away. 7. (Woodsy looks type of good, right?) 8. SHE'S SO Serious! 9. "Oh, god. Such a...such a dumb factor to express...Oh yea, well. La di-da, la di-p, la la...yeah." 10. And insecure. 11. Woodsy is remarkably awesome. 12. Annie laughs to herself and calls herself a jerk. (If she were not so adorable, she'd kind of be crazy.) 13. She makes raspberry together with her mouth. 14. "I acquired this Volkswagen available..." 15. Woodsy accidentally pokes her between your legs together with his tennis racket. And that he giggles. 16. "What the heck. I am talking about, it would be nice to possess some company, you realize? I am talking about, I personally don't like driving alone." (Nice save, Annie!) Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook