Diane Keaton Movies Streaming on Amazon Prime, HBO Max, Disney+ and More
Revered Oscar-winning actor Diane Keaton died on Saturday at the age of 79. Keaton’s cause of death is currently unknown—the family requested privacy in a statement regarding Keaton’s death—but there is one thing not in question, and that’s Keaton’s legacy as an icon of cinema.
For cinephiles, there is no better way to honor Keaton than by revisiting some of the fantastic films that earned her a top spot on the list of Hollywood greats. While there are not currently any Diane Keaton movies streaming on Netflix, there are plenty of Keaton movies streaming on other subscription-based and ad-supported services. You’re already paying so much for streamers per month, so you might as well take advantage of it. We’re certain Keaton would not only understand, but approve.
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For your convenience, Decider has compiled a list of Diane Keaton movies streaming on Amazon Prime, HBO Max, Disney Plus, and more. (Pro-tip: If you haven’t yet used up your MGM+ free trial, now is the time. Some of Keaton’s best films are streaming there!)
Streaming on: Pluto TV (free with ads), or available to buy or rent on digital
If you don’t mind a few commercials, then you can find many of Keaton’s classic 70s films streaming free with ads on sites like Pluto TV and Tubi. No subscription or account is needed to watch! And the first on your watch list might as well be The Godfather, aka the movie that thrust Keaton into fame at the age of 26. For all three films as Kay Adams-Corleone, Keaton held her own as, essentially, the sole feminine voice among a cast of men in Francis Ford Coppola’s epic mafia saga.
Annie Hall (1997) on Pluto TV, Tubi, and MGM+
Streaming on: Pluto TV (free with ads), Tubi (free with ads), MGM+, or available to buy or rent on digital
Annie Hall is perhaps Keaton’s most beloved and remembered film of all, and you can stream it for free with adds on Pluto TV or Tubi. Director and co-writer Woody Allen wrote the role of Annie—a smart, cultured, free-spirited NYC woman—specifically for Keaton, which is maybe why the character feels so unique, real, and charming. And of course, Keaton’s tie, vest, and baggy pants combo is one of the most iconic movie costumes of all time.
) on Pluto TV, Tubi, and MGM+
Streaming on: Pluto TV (free with ads), Tubi (free with ads), MGM+, or available to buy or rent on digital
If you can stomach watching a movie where Woody Allen cast himself as a 42-year-old comedy writer dating a 17-year-old girl (Mariel Hemingway), then you can follow up your viewing of Annie Hall with a viewing of Manhattan, which is also on Pluto TV and Tubi. This comedy about messy NYC relationships stars Keaton as Mary, a cultured, smart, NYC woman who’s too good for Allen. No one did too-good-for-Woody-Allen like Keaton.
Baby Boom (1987) on Pluto TV, Tubi, and MGM+
Streaming on: Pluto TV (free with ads), Tubi (free with ads), MGM+, or available to buy or rent on digital
If want to watch a Diane Keaton movie on Pluto/Tubi that isn’t directed by a sex offender, great news: Keaton’s hilarious comedy about motherhood, Baby Boom, is also streaming free with ads. Written by the great Nancy Myers, who co-wrote the screenplay with Father of the Bride director Charles Shyer, Baby Boom stars Keaton as a wealthy NYC career woman who unexpectedly inherits an 14-month-old baby, after a long-lost cousin dies.
Heaven (1987) on Tubi
Streaming on: Tubi (free with ads)
A great way to honor Keaton this week is by remembering her work not just as an actor, but as a filmmaker. Her directorial debut—and the only feature she ever wrote—was a 1987 documentary Heaven, which is streaming free on Tubi. The documentary features Keaton having conversations with a wide array of subjects, about what heaven and the afterlife means to them. It’s an especially moving watching now that Keaton herself has passed on.
Streaming on: Amazon Prime Video (subscription), Tubi (free with ads), or available to buy or rent on digital
If you have an Amazon Prime subscription, you can watch this Oscar-nominated Diane Keaton movie for free. Keaton stars in this dark comedy as a woman who shoots her abusive husband, and as a result gets to reunite with her sisters (Jessica Lange and Sissy Spacek) in their hometown in Mississippi.
Streaming on: Amazon Prime Video (subscription), or available to buy and rent on digital
Also free to Prime subscribers, The Family Stone is a classic holiday movie. For Gen X and millennial viewers, it’s one of Keaton’s most beloved roles—the matriarch of a tight-knit family who hosts her four adult children (Dermot Mulroney, Luke Wilson, Rachel McAdams, and Tyrone Giordan) and their partners for a chaotic, emotional, and memorable Christmas dinner.
Streaming on: Amazon Prime Video (subscription), or available to buy and rent on digital
If you’re looking to watch one of Keaton’s more recent films, you can check out And So It Goes, a 2014 comedy free to Prime subscribers. Keaton and Michael Douglas star as next-door neighbors both grieving the deaths of their spouses, who are brought together by the sudden appearance of Douglas’s 10-year-old granddaughter, who he had no idea existed.
Streaming on: Disney+, Hulu, and available to buy and rent on digital
Steve Martin may have been the star of Father of the Bride and its sequels, but Diane Keaton—who played Martin’s on-screen wife—gets plenty of laughs too. While Dad immediately dislikes his soon-to-be son-in-law, Mom (Keaton) is ready to welcome him. Keaton offers Martin a perfect affable counter balance, supporting the comedy of the film in an unsung but crucial way.
Streaming on: Hulu, or available to buy or rent on digital
Though it was not well-received by critics, some audiences will no doubt be curious to watch Keaton’s final film before her death—a comedy called Summer Camp, which opened in theaters last year, and now is streaming free to Hulu subscribers. Keaton stars alongside Kathy Bates and Alfre Woodard as three best friends who have been attending summer camp together every year since they were kids.
Streaming on: HBO Max, or available to buy or rent on digital
Critics may not have liked this early 00s crime heist comedy, but it’s a fun watch—streaming on HBO Max—if you’re looking for something light, silly, and entertaining. Keaton stars as a formerly well-off woman who sinks into debt thanks to some bad decisions from her husband (Ted Danson). So, she comes up with a plan: Steal the worn-out dollar bills slated for destruction. She puts together a team (Queen Latifah and Katie Holmes), and makes mad money.
Streaming on: Kanopy (through participating libraries), or available to buy or rent on digital
If your local library participates in Kanopy, then you can use your library card to stream this female friendship comedy, starring Keaton, Bette Midler, Goldie Hawn as women out for revenge on their ex-husbands who left them for younger women. It’s practically a feminist classic!
Streaming on: Kanopy (through participating libraries), or available to buy or rent on digital
Also available on Kanopy with a library card is Marvin’s Room, a critically acclaimed drama that earned Keaton a Best Actress Oscar nomination. Keaton stars as Bessie, a woman who reunites with her sister (Meryl Streep) and nephew (Leonardo DiCaprio) after she is diagnosed with cancer and needs a bone marrow transplant.
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