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Diane Keaton, the Academy Award-winning actress best known for "Annie Hall" and a Golden Globe recipient for Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy, has passed away at her California home on October 11, US time, at the age of 79. People magazine exclusively reported her death this morning. The cause of death has not been disclosed, and a family spokesperson stated that they are requesting privacy. The Los Angeles Fire Department confirmed they responded to a call and transported Keaton to a hospital.
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Following the news of Keaton's passing, numerous Hollywood colleagues expressed their condolences. Michael Douglas posted a tribute, writing, "Rest in peace my friend Diane Keaton, we have painfully lost one of the greatest icons in this industry." Jane Fonda also posted, stating, "It's hard to believe... or accept... that Diane has passed away. She was always full of life, constantly making light of her own flaws, and showed endless creativity in her acting, fashion, book writing, friendships, family life, her library, and her perspective on the world."
Robert De Niro, who does not have social media accounts, released a statement through the media. He said he was deeply saddened to hear of Diane's passing, expressed his great love for her, and noted that her departure had caught him off guard, as he never imagined she would leave them. De Niro concluded by saying they would miss her and wished her to rest in peace.
via： People