Diane Keaton Dies: Oscar-Winning 'Annie Hall' & 'The Godfather' Actress Was 79
Source: Deadline
By Glenn Garner October 11, 2025 12:13pm
Diane Keaton, the actress known for roles in Annie Hall and The Godfather, has died. She was 79.
The Oscar winners family revealed that she died in California, but no other details have yet been revealed. Keatons death was first reported by People.
Born Diane Hall on Jan. 5, 1946 in Los Angeles, Keaton moved to New York to pursue an entertainment career, studying acting at the Neighborhood Playhouse and making her Broadway debut as an understudy in Hair.
Keaton went on to star in Woody Allens production of Play It Again, Sam in 1969, earning a Tony nomination for Best Featured Actress in a Play. Allen later cast her in her Oscar-winning role in Annie Hall (1977), also working together over the years in Manhattan (1979), Radio Days (1987) and Hollywood Mavericks (1990). 

 BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA - OCTOBER 08: Diane Keaton accepts an award onstage during the 2022 Carousel of Hope Ball at The Beverly Hilton on October 08, 2022 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Michael Kovac/Getty Images for Children's Diabetes Foundation) Michael Kovac/Getty Images for Children's Diabetes Foundation 
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				BlueWaveNeverEnd
(11,885 posts)chowder66
(11,494 posts)This is just so sad.
Mad_Dem_X
(10,057 posts)Damn.  May she rest in peace.   
   
 
twodogsbarking
(16,422 posts)anciano
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 JoseBalow
(8,853 posts)RIP  
  

question everything
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highplainsdem
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 Delphinus
(12,457 posts) Rest in Peace
   Rest in Peace
Loved her in Baby Boom.
BlueKota
(4,745 posts)LoisB
(11,933 posts)The Grand Illuminist
(1,938 posts)Looking For Mr. Goodbar.
littlemissmartypants
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 BigmanPigman
(54,215 posts)She is the woman on the left with long brown hair and bangs and dressed in denim.
She said that instead of going out after a performance with the cast to bet stoned she would buy several buckets of fried chicken and whole pies then throw up to stay thin. Woody Allen helped pay for her to see a doctor about the disorder.
2naSalit
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 DinahMoeHum
(23,233 posts)Rest In Peace, dear lady.
 
   
 
FakeNoose
(39,187 posts)She will always be Annie Hall to me ....

Such a beautiful person, pert, funny and smart to boot.
 
      
      
 
wordstroken
(1,351 posts)So sad.  
  
🦋 wordstroken
Raine
(30,981 posts)R-I-P Diane 🙏
 
 
aka-chmeee
(1,219 posts)Her performance of "You'd be so Nice to Come Home to" already makes me tear up. Now it will be worse
hamsterjill
(16,682 posts)I loved the quirkiness about her.  The turtle necks, the hats - it all just "fit", you know?  Such amazing talent and by all accounts, a kind and genuine soul.  
So many seem to be moving on to the next realm.  May she be reborn in the glory of the beyond, and may her family, friends and fans have peace and comfort.  
area51
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bmichaelh
(1,023 posts)One of my favorite comedy films that she starred was Love and Death.
The film was filled with Russian literature references.
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