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Hollywood has lost one of its most beloved and influential figures, as Oscar-winning actress Diane Keaton has passed away at the age of 79
. Known for her wit, charm, and timeless sense of style, Keaton’s death marks the end of an era in American cinema. Her passing was confirmed by longtime friend and producer Dori Rath, who told CBS News that the legendary performer “lived her life with grace, humor, and boundless creativity.”
Born in Los Angeles, California, Diane Keaton became an international star in the 1970s after her unforgettable portrayal of Kay Adams-Corleone in The Godfather films.
Her performance captured both strength and vulnerability, solidifying her as one of Hollywood’s leading actresses. However, it was her role in Annie Hall (1977), directed by Woody Allen, that truly defined her career.
The film won her the Academy Award, Golden Globe, and BAFTA for Best Actress, while also shaping her public image as a quirky yet sophisticated icon.
Throughout her five-decade career, Keaton starred in numerous hit films including Father of the Bride, The First Wives Club, Reds, The Family Stone, Something’s Gotta Give, and Marvin’s Room. She received four Oscar nominations in total, all in the Best Actress category — a testament to her consistency and depth as a performer.
Beyond acting, Keaton also carved out a career as a director and producer. Her 1987 documentary Heaven explored people’s perceptions of the afterlife, and her 1995 drama Unstrung Heroes earned praise at Cannes for its emotional storytelling. In 2000, she directed and starred in Hanging Up alongside Meg Ryan and Lisa Kudrow.
Her final film appearance came in Summer Camp (2024), a lighthearted comedy that reminded audiences of her natural ability to blend humor and heart.
Known for her eccentric fashion sense marked by tailored suits, hats, and a love of menswear-inspired pieces—Keaton became an enduring fashion icon.
Tributes have since flooded social media, with colleagues celebrating her artistry and kindness. Steve Martin, her Father of the Bride co-star, shared fond memories, writing, “Diane was endlessly funny and wonderfully weird we adored her.”
Actor Ben Stiller also honored her on X, calling her “one of the greatest film actors ever, an icon of humor, honesty, and intelligence.”
Although Keaton never married, she was a devoted mother to her two adopted children, Dexter and Duke. In her 2011 memoir Then Again, she reflected deeply on motherhood, writing, “I am completely fulfilled by the small moments of love shared with my family. That’s what matters most.”
Diane Keaton leaves behind a remarkable legacy that transcends film. She was not only an actress but also a symbol of individuality, confidence, and self-expression a woman who lived unapologetically and inspired millions to do the same.
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