Diane Keaton regrets not getting married.
The 68-year-old actress - who has two adopted children, daughter Dexter, 18, and son Duke, 13 - believes she's "failed at" settling down and she wishes she'd tied the knot with a "good man" who'd have made a great father.
She said: "It's not the worst tragedy. But I really wish I had bought myself a man! A good man who would be a great father, I really do. I think it's a better way to go."
However, the blonde beauty admits she initially had the wrong idea about marriage and she now believes getting hitched is based on a strong partnership.
She explained: "I think I was not practical. I had some insane idea that I had to be in love. Now I see what it really takes: real consideration that you're a good team together."
Meanwhile, Diane - who had an on-again/off-again relationship with Al Pacino - hasn't ruled out a future romance, but she doesn't feel too confident about finding love because she struggles to show off her true self.
Speaking to PEOPLE.com, she said: "I can't imagine it [having a relationship any time soon].
"You have to put yourself out there, and that's really hard for me. Always was."

Viola Davis used to search through the bins for food.
The Oscar-nominated actress admits she's ashamed of her childhood because she was so poor growing up that she would steal from her local shop and hunt through rubbish.
She explained to PEOPLE.com: "I was one of those kids who grew up hungry. I'm 48 years old now, and it's only been recently that I can admit that I would jump in trash bins looking for food and I would steal from the corner store because I was hungry. I would fall asleep in school on a daily basis because we had nothing."
The brunette beauty, who grew up in Central Falls, Rhode Island, also never invited her friends round to her home after school because it was located in a run-down area and was infested with vermin.
She explained: "My house was a condemned building - it was boarded up and infested with rats."
However, Viola has now teamed up with the Safeway Foundation and the Entertainment Industry Foundation for the 'Hunger Is' campaign to help raise funds to beat childhood hunger and help youngsters achieve their goals.
Viola, who has five siblings, said: "I am the first generation of my family to go to college. Those programs made all the difference for me. It's been cathartic for me because I always had a lot of shame with going in the garbage dumps that had maggots in it, too. It has brought healing in my life to be able to talk about it."

Shailene Woodley likes dancing around with hairy armpits.
The 22-year-old actress feels like she lives two separate lives because she gets to go to glamorous events as a celebrity but also do normal things that youngsters do.
She explained: "I find myself living in two worlds sometimes--being this person who can walk a red carpet in a huge, fancy-ass ball gown, high heels and mountains of makeup, but also being the girl at a hippie festival in the middle of the forest with war paint on my face, dancing around with hairy armpits. I exist so well in both, and I used to feel like I had to choose one or the other.
"I struggled with that up until doing 'The Fault in Our Stars' [2014]. I have one life to live, and it could end any minute, so I'm going to appreciate every single moment. I'm going to own my day before my day owns me."
The brunette beauty believes she's remained level-headed because she's ignored negative comments and focused on her blossoming career.
She explained in the May/June issue of Natural Health magazine: "Someone once told me that it's none of my business what anyone else thinks of me. That was an epiphany. The thing about this industry that ungrounds people so often is fear. It's the fear of not being accepted, not being enough, being compared, not being this or that...It's just clutter! It just doesn't need to be there."

Mark Shand's ex-girlfriend has paid tribute to the late conservationist.
Ruth Powys, the on/off partner of Britain's Duchess of Cornwall's brother - who died suddenly in the early hours of Wednesday morning (23.04.14) following a fall outside the Gramercy Park Hotel in New York City - has spoken touchingly about her memories of Mark, describing him as her "inspiration in life".
The 39 year old, the CEO of his Elephant Family charity, had reportedly been involved with Mark since his divorce from Clio Goldsmith in 2009.
She told MailOnline: "Mark was my everything, my inspiration in life, he gave me everything I have, he's everywhere I look."
Explaining that she was by Shand's side at Bellevue Hospital at the time of his death, she said:"I had my hand on his heart...he was surrounded by his elephant family."
She continued: "We had been together off and on for many years after Mark was divorced, we were not together at this moment.
"I had moved to New York to try and separate myself from him, but we had the deepest love, we were full of love for each other.
"Our relationship was low key, we had a shared passion for elephants, we had the same spirit. We were trying to separate, it was such a difficult thing to do to try and move on, he wanted me to find someone my own age."
Ruth's twin sister Mary has flown to the US to comfort her sibling following the tragic news of the charity campaigner's death after he fell through a revolving door and sustained a fatal injury to his head.
Prince William and Duchess Catherine have expressed their condolences to devastated Camilla after the loss of her brother, who was just 62.

Ginnifer Goodwin's pregnancy is like having an "alien" inside her.
The 'Once Upon a Time' actress is due to give birth to her and husband Josh Dallas' first child in the coming weeks, and says the baby moves around a lot inside her.
She said: "There's like a Cirque de Soleil performance. It's like alien stuff....
"I was told that people would be coming up on the streets and just manhandling me, but I've been spared. I have been! I feel a little less loved, but..."
The 35-year-old actress married Josh in an intimate ceremony earlier this month and she admits she was terrified of "falling over" because of her large bump as she said her vows.
She said: "We wrapped production on 'Once Upon a Time' two weeks ago, and a couple days later I was wed in California.
" I married Prince Charming. We're both southern, so I was literally barefoot and pregnant at our wedding. I was afraid I would fall over. I don't know what I was thinking."
Though she didn't reveal the gender of the baby, Ginnifer admits she and her spouse are finding it hard to choose a first name that goes with his surname.
She explained: "Naming a child with the last name of Dallas is a little more complicated.
"[We won't have] a first name that begins with a D because it gets porn-y. And nothing geographical because it sounds like an airport.
"[Dallas] was like, 'Boy or girl, Austin Dallas.' I was like, 'That is an actual place where planes land. We can't do that.' "
However, referring to the fact Austin is actually in Texas, talk show host Jimmy Kimmel replied: "You're wrong. It is not. It would have to be a very, very big plane."

Beyonce has been named one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people.
The '(Run the World) Girls' hitmaker is on the cover of the prestigious publication's annual Time 100 issue, and is the subject of a tribute from Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's Chief Operating Officer (COO).
Sheryl praised her for :[raising] her voice both on- and offstage to urge women to be independent and lead."
She also wrote: "Beyoncé doesn't just sit at the table. She builds a better one."
Other famous faces on this year's list include 'Happy' hitmaker Pharrell Williams - who is the subject of a touching tribute from Justin Timberlake - Oscar-winning actor Matthew McConaughey, former child star Miley Cyrus, 'Scandal' star Kerry Washington, "alarmingly talented" Benedict Cumberbatch, and Amy Adams.
While Amy's 'Sunshine Cleaning' co-star Emily Blunt paid tribute to her friend's talents, she also spoke about her "funny and dirty" sense of humour.
Emily wrote: "One night I was driving us home from a Mexican restaurant. I had just told her I was a great driver. Then, as we were leaving, I put the car in drive - rather than reverse - and drove us into a tree. It was a tap, not a cataclysmic crash.
"But to Amy, stuff like that is heaven. She just burst out laughing. That's what I love most about Amy - she's silly and funny and dirty. And she's incredibly honest. She's self-admittedly terrible at small talk and hiding her feelings, which I really admire in an industry full of gush."

Karrueche Tran has vowed to stick by Chris Brown "no matter what".
The 25-year-old model is reportedly keen to reassure her on/off boyfriend - whose misdemeanour assault trial has been delayed until June 25 - that she will be there for him, even if he is sentenced to more jail time.
A source said: "She wants to assure him that there's nothing to worry about and that she will be there for him no matter what, even if worse comes to worse.
"She feels like the beginning of his trial will be the biggest day of her life because Chris' fate is all on the line and [there] ain't s**t she can do."
The 'Yeah 3x' hitmaker - who is currently in jail because his arrest for the alleged assault last October represented a violation of the terms of probation which was set following his assault on then-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009 - is said to have confided in Karrueche about how tough he is finding life in prison before his trial was postponed this week.
The source told HollywoodLife.com: "Kae couldn't believe it because he's rarely ever emotional with her. He told her he's tired and that he couldn't sleep and how he doesn't know if he'll be able to fall asleep because he's nervous.
"He told her to keep her fingers crossed for him and keep good thoughts because he doesn't know what's going to happen."
If convicted on the assault charge, the 'Run It' star faces a maximum of six months in jail and $1,000 fine, but he also faces up to four more years in jail in California as a result of violating the terms of his probation.

Mark Anthony has monthly outgoings of $305,000.
The Latino singer has refuted his ex-wife Dayanara Torres' claims he made $60 million over the last four years in new legal documents, insisting he actually earned a mere $40 million.
The paperwork, which has been obtained by TMZ and was filed as part of Marc's ongoing legal battle with the former Miss Universe - who is demanding he increases his monthly child support payments from $13,000 to $113,000 for their sons Cristian, 13, and Ryan, 10 - and lists his outgoings in great detail
According to the gossip site, the singer's accounts for the last two years show him spending $400,000 on domestic help, $200,000 on car rentals, $1 million for a house in California and another $700,000 for two homes in New York City.
Dayanara, who divorced Marc in 2004, claims she is forced to live in a modest San Fernando Valley home with the children, while the musical megastar - who also has four-year-old twins Max and Emme with ex-wife Jennifer Lopez - leads a lavish lifestyle and has cash to spare.
However, the 45-year-old star apparently believes the increase in funds would spoil his sons "rotten" and worries the extra income would result in them becoming addicts.
Marc - who is rumoured to have split from Topshop heiress Chloe Green - hired a psychologist to write a letter to the judge highlighting all the problems that could arise from children living in Los Angeles in the thick of the entertainment industry.

London Grammar think artists have more control than they did a few years ago.
The band - made up of Hannah Reid, Dot Major and Dan Rothman - are nominated for an Ivor Novello Award for Best Song Musically and Lyrically for their track 'Strong' and feel lucky they haven't had to change to achieve success in the music industry.
Hannah told BANG Showbiz: "I actually watched an interview with Pharrell [Williams] recently where he said, 'This is a time in music where you can be yourself'. It [the industry] went through a funny period but now it is coming back to artists having more control again."
Although the act think "every band battles with their image" they feel their record label Metal & Dust Recordings Ltd understood they didn't want to start dressing or acting in a different way for their music to get noticed.
Dot said: "We've been quite lucky really, we're on an independent label and I think they're less inclined to do that sort of thing."
Meanwhile, the band are also achieving success in America and supported Coldplay last month at South By Southwest Festival in Texas where they hung out with frontman Chris Martin and drummer Will Champion.
Dan: "They were just amazing to us and for a band like them, they are the epitome of what you want to be as a band, what everyone wants to achieve in terms on longevity and success. For them to give us their wisdom and their thoughts on things was amazing."
London Grammar are up against Palma Violets and John Newman for the Ivor Novello and Arctic Monkeys, Emeli Sande, Sam Smith and Laura Mvula are also nominated in other categories.
The 59th annual Ivors ceremony will take place on Thursday, May 22 at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London.

Wiz Khalifa's pre-concert ritual is to "smoke a lot of weed".
The rapper likes to sit and relax with plenty of marijuana before he takes to the stage, after claiming he gets the drug for free because he has his own brand.
During a chat on US talk show 'Chelsea Lately', he said: "I listen to old-school music and smoke a lot of weed."
Wiz previously claimed he spent about £10,000 a month on weed before going into business, although he insists he still takes his music seriously.
He explained: "I'm really into what I do just in general. I love music. I love creating and just being around creative people.
"My team and producers and just my fans always, they're just driving me to do bigger and better things. That and my family of course."
The star previously insisted just because he smokes weed doesn't mean he encourages anyone else to take the drug.
He said: "I don't say, 'Yo, get up and do that.' I said that's what I do, and I tell you what I do while I'm doing it. I'm not trying to push drugs on anybody.
"I thought weed was bad for a minute. When I was younger, I thought it was bad, but I got to a point where it worked for me. It don't work for everybody else."
He added: "People gotta stay free, people need jobs, people got parents that probably wouldn't be with it, so don't ruin your life trying to be like me. That's my advice."

Patrick Schwarzenegger will star in 'Scouts Vs. Zombies'.
The 20-year-old star - who is the son of 'The Terminator' hunk Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver - will play a popular high school quarterback who is a rival to the boy scout troop, reports Deadline.com.
He will join 'The Tree of Life' star Tye Sheridan, I'm in the Band's Logan Miller, 'The Vampire Diaries' actor Joseph Morgan and The Office's David Koechner in the Christopher Landon-directed film.
Andy Fickman, Todd Garner, Bryan Brucks and Betsy Sullenger are producing the film which is set to begin shooting scenes on May 8.
Patrick will next appear in a coming of age story 'Dear Eleanor' alongside Josh Lucas, Jessica Alba and Isabelle Fuhrman.
Meanwhile, Patrick's famous father Arnold is gearing up to reprise his role as T-800 in 'Terminator: Genesis' and although he was unable to feature in 'Terminator Salvation' in 2009 because of his commitments as the Governor of California the actor is thrilled to hit the big screen and be part of the franchise once again.
He previously said: "The way that the character is written, it's a machine underneath. It's this metal skeleton but above that is human flesh, and the Terminator's flesh ages, just like any other human being's flesh.
"Maybe not as fast, but it definitely ages."
Before he added: "I did say, 'I'll be back', so now I'm back and it's going to be really terrific."

Barbie will hit the big screen in a live-action comedy.
The children's favourite - who was manufactured by American toy company Mattel - will cover some of her most famous looks, which include princess, president and mermaid in the forthcoming picture.
According to the Los Angeles Times newspaper, the film will be scripted by 'Rio 2' scribe Jenny Bicks and produced by Walter F. Parkes and Laurie MacDonald, and production will begin at the end of the year.
Hannah Minghella, Columbia Pictures' president of production, said in a statement: "We've always thought that the Barbie story had great potential, but a universe of possibilities opened up when Jenny, Walter and Laurie brought us their unexpected, clever and truly funny concept."
The fictional origin of Barbie - full name Barbara Millicent Roberts - sees her embark on an on-off romantic relationship with her boyfriend Ken, who first appeared in 1961. In February 2004 Mattel announced that Barbie and Ken had decided to split up, but in February 2006 they were hoping to rekindle their romance following his make-over.
The blue-eyed beauty is also known to have had over 40 pets and owned a wide range of vehicles.
This film marks the first collaboration between Sony and Mattel since the 'Masters of the Universe' which is still in development.