Diane Keaton Reunited With Controversial Director Woody Allen Weeks Before Her Death

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00:00Diane Keaton reunited with controversial director Woody Allen weeks before her death.

00:06Just weeks before her death, Diane Keaton reportedly reunited with her ex and frequent collaborator,

00:11controversial filmmaker Woody Allen.

00:14Allen, 89, allegedly visited Keaton's Brentwood, California home after filming a segment with Bill Maher in September.

00:22Rob Shooter's sub-stack reported on Tuesday, October 14th.

00:26It was just the two of them. No entourage, no staff, a source told the outlet.

00:32They sat in her garden, talking and laughing for hours. It was like watching time rewind.

00:37Their visit marked the final time they would see each other,

00:40as a spokesperson for the Annie Hall actress confirmed her passing on October 11th.

00:45Her cause of death has not been revealed.

00:48She declined very suddenly, which was heartbreaking for everyone who loved her.

00:51It was so unexpected, especially for someone with such strength and spirit, a family friend told a news outlet.

00:58Allen shared a touching tribute days after the news of Keaton's death hit headlines.

01:03A few days ago, the world was a place that included Diane Keaton.

01:06Now it's a world that does not, he wrote via Instagram on Monday, October 13th.

01:12Hence, it's a drearier world.

01:14Still, there are her movies, and her great laugh still echoes in my head.

01:18Allen shared a touching tribute days after the news of Keaton's death hit headlines.

01:23Woody and Keaton's relationship dates back to the 1960s,

01:27when they collaborated on the Broadway play Play It Again, Sam, in 1969.

01:32Although their relationship was romantic for a year, they continued to work together after the split.

01:37Their relationship was previously romantic with Keaton starring in Allen's celebrated films,

01:42including 1973's Sleeper, 1975's Love and Death, and 1977's Annie Hall.

01:48Which earned her the Oscar for Best Actress.

01:52Keaton stayed loyal to Allen, despite the controversies the director experienced in his career.

01:57Woody Allen is my friend, and I continue to believe him, Keaton wrote via X in 2018.