Diane Keaton Is Reliving Her Cheerleader Past in the First Trailer for 'Poms'

What could be better thanDiane Keatoncheering you on? In the first trailer for her upcomingcomedyPoms,the 73-year-old Oscar-winning actress stars as Martha, a woman who moves into a retirement community where she declares to the community’s manager she’s just waiting “to die.” Cut to fellow resident Sheryl (Jacki Weaver) finding an old cheer jacket of Martha’s, and the discovery that she used to be a cheerleader. After some encouragement from Sheryl, Martha decides to embrace her retirement years and organizes a cheerleading club for her fellow residents.

Diane Keaton on Being Happily Single at 77 and Why It's 'Highly Unlikely' She'll Date Again

Diane Keaton.Photo: Amy Sussman/Getty Diane Keatonis content with being single In an interview forAARP The Magazine’s April/May 2023cover story, theBook Club: The Next Chapteractress, 77, opened up about her career and never getting married. Keaton, who welcomed daughterDexter, 27, and sonDuke, 22, via adoption in her 50s, told the magazine it’s “highly unlikely” she’ll ever date again. “I don’t date. Highly unlikely. I don’t remember anyone calling me, going, ‘This is So-and-So, I’d like to take you out.

Diane Keaton on Her 'Addiction' to Collecting and Her New Book 'Saved: My Picture World'

Diane Keaton.Photo: Vera Anderson/WireImageA lifelong collector of images,Diane Keatonshares some of her favorites — old film stills, her late brother’s collages, even some photos she took herself — in her latest coffee table book,Saved: My Picture World.In an interview featured in this week’s issue of PEOPLE, the 78-year-old icon talks about the book (out now), her beloved golden retriever Reggie, and what’s next for her.PEOPLE:What inspired you to do this book?

Diane Keaton On Why She's Glad She Never Married: 'I'm an Oddball'

Photo: Tiffany Rose/Getty Diane Keaton is many things (an Oscar-winning actress, an author, a mother), but she never wanted to be a wife. Why? She doesn’t think she’s built for it. “I think that I’m strange,” Keaton–who’s now starring in her 58th film,Poms–-says in a wide-ranging interview for this week’s issue of PEOPLE. She talks about her two children, daughter Dexter, 23, and son Duke, 18; the importance of being kind to animals and insects; and what she’s learned so far.

Diane Keaton Opens Up About Her Mentally Ill Brother: He Was 'on the Other Side of Normal'

Diane Keaton, 74, has forged a decades-long career for herself as an award-winning actress. Her younger brother, John Randolph Hall, has lived a life that couldn’t be more different: “on the other side of normal,” as Keaton puts it, since childhood, Hall received a variety of diagnoses over the years (bipolar disorder, schizoid personality disorder) but nothing definitive. Now 71, he is suffering from dementia and lives in a care facility, where his sister visits him every Sunday.