Annette Bening

Warren Beatty Honored with AFI Life Achievement Award

June 13, 2008 at 2:21am PST

Tags: AFI Lifetime Achievement Award, Annette Bening, Bette Davis, Dick Tracy, Martin Scorsese, Meryl Streep, Orson Welles, Splendor in the Grass, Warren Beatty

Warren Beatty arrives hand in hand with wife Annette Bening at the Kodak Theater in Hollywood.

Beatty was honored with the 36th AFI Life Achievement Award. Previous winners include Meryl Streep in 2004, Martin Scorsese in 1997, Bette Davis in 1977 and Orson Welles in 1975.

Beatty, formerly one of Hollywood’s most notorious bachelors, met Bening on the set of their film Bugsy in 1991. They married the following year and now have four children and, we’re guessing, a lot of sex.

Congratulations, Warren.

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