Diane Keaton Gets All up in Bill Wood's Business

Bill Wood was a photographer. After spending almost 40 years supplying residents of Fort Worth, Texas, with everything from spare flashbulbs to professional portraits, Wood died in 1973, shortly after an actress named Diane Keaton nabbed her first major film role, in The Godfather. Wood and Keaton never met, but she ended up with 20,000 of his negatives from the late 1950s and 1960s. This May, the International Center of Photography will mount “Bill Wood’s Business,” an exhibition of Wood’s photos (that’s one, above) curated by Keaton and Marvin Heiferman.

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