L'actrice américaine Diane Keaton, oscarisée en 1978 pour son rôle dans "Annie Hall", est décédée en Californie à l'âge de 79 ans, a annoncé un porte-parole de la famille au magazine People. Aucune autre précision sur les circonstances de sa mort n'ont été révélées dans l'immédiat, a expliqué le magazine.
Diane Keaton avait fait ses débuts à Hollywood dans "Lune de miel aux orties", en 1970. Sa longue filmographie inclut un rôle dans "Le Parrain", où elle joue la femme d'Al Pacino, et de nombreux succès de Woody Allen, dont elle est restée l'amie après avoir longtemps été la compagne, la muse et l'actrice fétiche.
Son rôle-titre dans la comédie romantique "Annie Hall" du réalisateur new-yorkais la voit récompensée en 1978 de l'Oscar de la meilleure actrice.
Trois autres nominations suivront, pour "Reds", film sorti en 1981, "Simples Secrets" (1996), et "Tout peut arriver" (2003).
L'actrice avait continué de jouer passé ses 70 ans, apparaissant notamment dans "Le Book Club" en 2018, où elle jouait un rôle de retraitée, tout comme dans "Poms" en 2019.
Dans un entretien à l'AFP à l'occasion de la sortie de ce dernier, Diane Keaton avait déclaré ne pas penser à la vieillesse ou à la retraite. "Et si jamais plus personne ne m'appelle (pour tourner), j'ai plein de hobbies qui me passionnent pour occuper mon temps", avait-elle affirmé. Jamais mariée, mère de deux enfants adoptifs, elle avait dit également n'avoir aucun regret, y compris dans sa vie personnelle.
"Je crois que je suis l'une des rares femmes célibataires de mon âge à avoir fait des films sans s'être mariée, peut-être que je suis une anomalie ?", avait plaisanté l'actrice, qui a eu de longues histoires d'amour avec des stars comme Warren Beatty et Al Pacino. "Je ne suis pas malheureuse !", avait-elle conclu.
Pour son dernier rôle au cinéma, en 2024, Diane Keaton avait partagé l'affiche de "Summer Camp" avec Kathy Bates et Alfred Woodard.
00:00Thanks for being with us here on Live Now from Fox.
00:03We do have some breaking news that we want to get to here on this Saturday.
00:07You may recognize her.
00:08She's a famous actress and producer there in Hollywood.
00:12Actress Diane Keaton has now died at the age of 79.
00:16This was first reported by People magazine.
00:19They released the statement online.
00:21But we do know that Diane Keaton, the famed actress, director and producer, has died.
00:25She, the legendary Hollywood actress, starred in a ton of hit movies as well.
00:31At this point, Diane's cause of death is unclear, according to TMZ.
00:35But you may know some of her highly credited and impressive movies, including Some Things Gotta Give,
00:41First Wives Club, Father of the Bride, Annie Hall, The Godfather, Book Club, Baby Boom, Hanging Up, and more titles as well.
00:51And so Variety and several other outlets are also honoring the life and legacy of Diane Keaton.
00:57She received several awards.
00:59And in fact, she first became famous all the way back in the 1970s after appearing in the Godfather franchise
01:06and working with famed director Woody Allen.
01:09I want to put this up on your screen, some of this video footage that we have there of Diane Keaton appearing there on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
01:16But Diane did win an Oscar for Best Actress for her work in 1977's Annie Hall.
01:23This is where she starred alongside Woody.
01:25She was born in Los Angeles back in 1946 and was the oldest of four children.
01:31And her first movie in 1970 was Lovers and Other Strangers.
01:36Diane Berg on her first big break, though, playing Al Pacino's girlfriend in The Godfather, reprising her role as Kay Adams in the sequel and the trilogy as well.
01:46In recent years, she even starred in a Justin Bieber music video for his 2021 song called Ghost as well.
01:54We do know that TMZ says that they last saw and spoke with Diane in 2023, signing autographs in New York City at the beginning of the writer's strike.
02:03Diane never married and did have two adopted children within her personal life, but once again had an amazing career that was full of so many movies and memories for folks out there.
02:15She died at the age of 79.
02:17That was first reported by People Magazine, but putting this back up on your screen, via Variety, saying Diane Keaton,
02:23whose long, versatile career was indefinitely highlighted by her Academy Award-winning performance as Woody Allen's titular love interest in the actor-writer-director's 1977 romantic comedy, Annie Hall, has died.
02:38She was 79 years old.
02:41And so we did want to get that in for you here on Live Now from Fox.
02:44If any more updates are brought to us, including her potential cause of death, we'll bring it to you here on Live Now.
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