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Diane Keaton injured on N.Y. movie set

June 30, 2009

People.com reports that actress Diane Keaton got "a little roughed up" on the set of her new movie, "Morning Glory," injuring her head while filming in New York.

"Diane Keaton is in good health and spirits following a fall on set of 'Morning Glory' where she bumped her head," a statement released by Paramount Studios said. "The actress was taken to a hospital for precautionary tests and has been cleared by doctors to return to work tomorrow."

Keaton, 63, was wearing a massive sumo wrestling costume for the scene when she was injured, People said.

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