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Diane Wiest was born in Kansas City, which is located in the state of Missouri in a family of a military. Dianne has two brothers- Greg and Don. When she was at school she was dreaming of becoming a ballerina, but later during studying in the Maryland University she got attracted with the theater. She graduated the University in 1969 while getting a degree in science and art. For the role in the movie directed by Woody Allen, which was called -“Hannah and her sisters” and was released in 1986 she got the Oscar award as the best supporting actress. After the success in this movie followed her participation in the movie “Lost Guys” and later in the movie “The Parents” in 1989 which was nominated for the Oscar award. In 1990 she was performing in a movie directed by Tim Burton which was called “Edward scissors-hands”, it was a tale about the person created artificially and who later started having emotions. Later Wiest played in another Allen’s movie, which was called “The bullets under the Broadway” in 1994. For this role she got the second award of the American Academy. Her appearance on the theater stage became very rare since she was highly marked by the critics for her works in Allen’s movies. In 2003 she appeared with Al Pacino in the “Salome” show.

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Here you can learn about the movies Dianne Wiest acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
Practical Magic - Aunt Bridget 'Jet' Owens	$75M	1998	$13.1M	$46.6M
Robots - Mrs. Copperbottom (voice)	$75M	2005	$36M	$128M
The Horse Whisperer - Diane Booker	$60M	1998	$13.7M	$75.4M
Passengers - Toni	$25M	2008	$173K	$271K
Bright Lights, Big City - Mother	$25M	1988		$16.1M
Dan in Real Life - Nana	$25M	2007	$11.8M	$47.6M
I Am Sam - Annie Cassell	$22M	2001	$26K	$40.3M
Synecdoche, New York - Ellen Bascomb/Millicent Weems	$21M	2008	$172K	$3.08M
Edward Scissorhands - Peg	$20M	1990		$56.4M
Bullets Over Broadway - Helen Sinclair	$20M	1994		$13.4M
Radio Days - Bea	$16M	1987		$14.8M
The Purple Rose of Cairo - Emma	$15M	1985		$10.6M
September - Stephanie	$10M	1987		$486K
Footloose - Vi Moore	$8.2M	1984		$80M
Hannah and Her Sisters - Holly, Soundtrack (performer: "I'm Old Fashioned" (1942))	$6.4M	1986		$40.1M
Rabbit Hole - Nat	$5M	2010	$53.8K	$1.53M
Rage - Miss Roth	$1M	2009
Falling in Love - Isabelle		1984		$10.6M
It's My Turn - Gail (as Diane Wiest)		1980
The Lost Boys - Lucy		1987		$32.2M