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"Diane Keaton is a legendary actress known for her unique style, natural grace, and quirky charm.  In her new memoir, Then Again, the Oscar-winning actress, 65, reveals she suffered from bulimia at the age of 19, and grew up with a poor self-image.  &amp;quot;I was friendly looking, no Candice Bergen.  The smile maybe, was all I had,&amp;quot; she wrote in her book of blonde actress Bergen, now 65, who also became a star in the &amp;apos;70s.\r\n\r\nThe Annie Hall star developed the eating disorder in 1965 when a Broadway director cast her as an understudy for the role of Sheila in the musical Hair with one condition: that she lose 10lbs. Desperate to win the part, the actress obliged to the director&amp;apos;s demands.\r\n\r\nIn her memoir, Keaton writes that psychoanalysis  helped her recover from her five-year-long battle with bulimia and body dysmorphia.  Her major stride was gaining control one day, to not &amp;quot;open a half a gallon of rocky road ice cream,&amp;quot; she remembered.\r\n\r\nKeaton now lives in Los Angeles and has two adopted children, daughter Dexter, 15, and son Duke, 10.  Although the actress never married, she&amp;apos;s dated a string of Hollywood heavyweights, including Woody Allen (she was sick for part of their romance but he never knew), Warren Beatty, Al Pacino, and the late Steve Jobs."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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