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Woody Allen Pens Emotional Farewell to Iconic Collaborator Diane Keaton
13 Oct
Summary
- Woody Allen describes Diane Keaton as "most unique" and "unlike anyone the planet has experienced"
- Allen and Keaton had a close personal and professional relationship, with Allen making films "for an audience of one"
- Keaton, who died on Saturday, starred in 8 of Allen's films, including the Oscar-winning "Annie Hall"

On October 13, 2025, the entertainment world mourned the loss of iconic actress Diane Keaton, who passed away the previous Saturday. In a touching tribute, acclaimed filmmaker Woody Allen, Keaton's longtime collaborator, reflected on their enduring friendship and creative partnership.
Allen described Keaton as "most unique" and "unlike anyone the planet has experienced or is unlikely to ever see again." The two first met when Keaton auditioned for Allen's play "Play It Again" in the 1970s, and they quickly developed a close relationship that shaped both their personal and professional lives.




