Diane Ladd is a prolific American actress with over 200 film and television credits. She's garnered critical acclaim, including three Academy Award nominations for her performances in *Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore*, *Wild at Heart*, and *Rambling Rose*. She won a BAFTA for *Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore*. Ladd also received multiple Emmy and Golden Globe nominations, winning a Golden Globe for her role in the sitcom *Alice*.
On November 29, 1935, Rose Diane Ladner, known professionally as Diane Ladd, was born.
In 1960, Diane Ladd married actor Bruce Dern.
In 1968, Diane Ladd made her Broadway debut in Carry Me Back to Morningside Heights.
In 1971, Diane Ladd joined the cast of the CBS soap opera The Secret Storm.
In 1987, Diane Ladd appeared in the film Black Widow.
In 1999, Diane Ladd married Robert Charles Hunter, who is her current husband.
In April 2006, Diane Ladd released her first book, Spiraling Through The School of Life: A Mental, Physical, and Spiritual Discovery.
On November 1, 2010, Diane Ladd, Laura Dern, and Bruce Dern received adjoining stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
In 2015, Diane Ladd appeared in the film Joy.
In 2018, Diane Ladd was misdiagnosed with pneumonia and given six months to a year to live due to inhaling "poison spray". She later made a full recovery after being transferred to another hospital.