Patricia Arquette worked with Diane Keaton on « Wildflower » in 1991, and remembers the « Annie Hall » actress as a « total artist » who « loved being a mom » and was « cracking up » on set.
Patricia Arquette is praising the late Diane Keaton as a “total artist.”
“They just are never going to have another person on earth like her,” Arquette, 57, exclusively told The Post.
Arquette starred in the 1991 TV movie “Wildflower,” which Keaton directed. Beau Bridges and Reese Witherspoon co-starred.
The Oscar-winning actress spoke fondly of the late star while promoting her new Hulu show “Murdaugh: Death in the Family,” which is now streaming.
Keaton died on Oct. 11 at age 79. The Hollywood legend left behind a long career and two adopted kids, daughter Dexter, 29, and son Duke, 25. Her family later disclosed that she died of pneumonia.
Arquette remembered Keaton as being an “artist” from everything including her, “visuals, design, writing, directing.
