Diane Keaton Estate Sale Fetches $4.2 Million, Annie Hall Script Sells for 98x Estimate

Diane Keaton's personal estate was auctioned by Bonhams, spanning New York, Los Angeles, and online, with a total closing price of $4.2 million. This event achieved a record for the highest number of registrations in a global sale. The original script for Woody Allen's 'Annie Hall' (1977) fetched $394,200, far exceeding its estimated value of $2,000–4,000. David Wojnarowicz's 'Untitled (Buffaloes)' (1989) sold for $127,500, surpassing its estimate of $25,000–35,000 and establishing a new world auction record. A custom Ralph Lauren Purple Label outfit from the 92nd Academy Awards in 2020 went for $40,960 (estimate $2,000–3,000), while Annie Leibovitz's 'Lincoln's Hat' (2011) sold for $32,000 (estimate $3,000–5,000). Additionally, three 1970s photobooth images brought in $23,040 (estimate $400–600), alongside works by Cindy Sherman, Ed Mell, and Maynard Dixon, as well as personal items like dog and penguin figures and crafting supplies.