Diane Keaton and Woody Allen, who most famously collaborated on 1977's 'Annie Hall,' remained close over the years, even after the child molestation accusations Allen faced from his daughter Dylan Farrow.

One of the most distinctive actresses of her era defined herself through sparky portrayals of individualistic and thoroughly modern women The news of the death of Diane Keaton at the age of 79 hit us like a truck.

She won the Oscar for her role in Woody Allen’s rom-com “Annie Hall” in 1977 and was nominated three other times.

Diane Keaton, who has died aged 79, was an American actress and one of the finest comediennes of her generation; she was famous for her off-screen roles as lover of Woody Allen, Warren Beatty and Al Pacino,

Diane Keaton was steadfast in her decision to not get married. The Oscar-winning actor, known for her roles in “Annie Hall” and “Something's Gotta Give,” has died at age 79, her daughter confirmed Oct. 11. No cause of death has been shared at this time.

Amid the controversy surrounding the family, Diane Keaton entered the mix. The actress, who had been a longtime friend of Allen and also was romantically involved with him, took to X (Twitter) in 2018 to express she was firm on standing by her friend's side.