Keaton’s career soared even higher with 1977’s “Annie Hall”, which earned her the Academy Award for Best Actress.
Hollywood icon Diane Keaton has died at the age of 79, according to a report by People. A family spokesperson confirmed to the magazine that the Oscar-winning star passed away at her California home. Her loved ones have requested privacy as they mourn her death. No further details have been released about her death.
Known for her quirky charm, sharp wit, and timeless sense of style, Keaton enjoyed a career that spanned over 50 years. She first captured audiences with her breakthrough role in “The Godfather” trilogy and won an Academy Award for her unforgettable performance in “Annie Hall.” Keaton became one of the most iconic faces of 1970s cinema.
A Legend Is Dead
Keaton continued to impress audiences with memorable roles in films like “Baby Boom”, “Father of the Bride”, “The First Wives Club”, and “Something’s Gotta Give”, cementing her place in Hollywood history.
In recent years, Keaton continued to captivate audiences with the “Book Club” films, proving that her charm and talent transcended generations.
Born Diane Hall on January 5, 1946, in Los Angeles, she grew up with big dreams and a distinctive individuality that would later define both her career and her signature style.
