Fiona Zublin, a self-described Diane Keaton expert, dives into the cultural impact of Keaton as a maternal icon, reflecting on her roles in films like The Family Stone and Stepmom. They discuss the nuances of mother-daughter relationships, Keaton’s memoirs, and her public persona contrasted with private insecurities. The conversation touches on iconic performances in Annie Hall and The Godfather, exploring how her legacy resonates with audiences, especially young women, across generations. A heartfelt tribute to both her art and personal journey.