Diane Keaton, the beloved director, author, and Oscar-winning actress known for her roles in "Annie Hall," "Father of the Br...
People and the New York Times both wrote about Keaton's death, citing a spokesperson and Dori Rath, who directed some of Keaton's films. Not a single news source said what killed her or when she died.
Reporters from CNN and ABC News said the Los Angeles Fire Department went to Keaton's house after getting a call for medical help and later took someone to the hospital.
USA TODAY has checked with Keaton's lawyers and the local government to find out more.
During her more than 50-year career in Hollywood, the actress had many memorable parts, such as Kay Adams-Corleone in "The Godfather" films in the 1970s and roles in "The First Wives Club," "Manhattan," and "Annie Hall," for which she won an Oscar in 1978 for Best Actress. Although Keaton had a long career, her last parts were in the 2024 films "Arthur's Whisky" and "Summer Camp," according to her IMDb page. She was also working on three projects at the same time. One of them was "The Making Of," which stars Blake Lively, Richard Gere, and Lin-Manuel Miranda.
Has the cause of death been made public?
As of Saturday evening, Oct. 11, it was still not clear what killed Keaton.
USA TODAY has checked with Keaton's lawyers and the local government to find out more.
Diane Keaton's last post on social media was in support of National Pet Day.
Keaton's last post on social media was an Instagram picture for National Pet Day on April 11.