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Diane Keaton doesn't have all the answers to all the questions and she's sorry about that. She's sorry a lot. So sorry I kindly urge her not to be, like she's not Diane Keaton but a familiar friend, her fizzy, giddy, no-pretense charm making it easy to be honest with her. In conversation, Keaton reads less Oscar winner, more fun, drunk aunt who loves a kiki, her on-brand self-deprecation and bewilderment amusingly intact.

For all her Hollywood clout, Keaton is not exactly keen on her own Keatonness, despite a rich awards-speckled history of acclaimed roles "The Godfather" , box-office smashes "Father of the Bride," "Something's Gotta Give" and "The First Wives Club," her sassy-sisters-unite comedy. The year-old actress' androgynous style — suits and top hats — may make her appear lesbian-bar-ready, but her life is not that iconic gay club scene in the film, shared with co-stars Bette Midler and Goldie Hawn.

Keaton doesn't go to bars of any kind anymore, she tells me. She is "boring. We don't do that," I tell Diane Keaton, who laughs and responds affirmatively.

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Opposite her apologetic state is the older-girl-power message of her new film, "Poms": being who you are, no apologies. Imagine the Golden Girls in "Bring It On" and you have "Poms," with Keaton as Martha, a woman who joins a retirement community with spunky old ladies Jackie Weaver, Pam Grier and Rhea Perlman co-star and against all odds — bad hips, bad husbands — end up forming a cheer team.

And of women staying in it; of refusing to be bullied; of something the gay community knows well: perseverance. Gay men love to celebrate our ladies. Ladies with staying power. Keaton, of course, is one — even if she doesn't know it. She should know and so I tell her that she is "a masterclass in authenticity. What's the question? I really am. I repeat the question; she gives it her best shot: "Maybe because they love their mother.

I don't know! But I appreciate it! Later, unable to name any actors who could possibly pull off drag like Chris Pine did in their TV movie, "Surrender, Dorothy," she apologizes again. For the whole interview. I'm gonna read everything I can. Until then, Keaton talks about the lack of a "First Wives Club" sequel even though she's game, not taking fashion tips from anyone no offense, queers , and not recalling the night she thought Lena Dunham was a lesbian.

Oh yeah! I know I was in it. But I'm not aware. I don't think I follow things. Maybe I'm missing out. Laughs This is good news! Your tomboy fashion has been celebrated by the lesbian community. Do you get tips from lesbian friends or do you give them tips?