Following the news of Diane Keaton’s passing, heartfelt messages flooded in from throughout Hollywood, particularly from those who had worked with her. Bette Midler, her co-star in *The First Wives Club*, posted a photo of Keaton on Instagram, describing her as a “brilliant, beautiful, extraordinary” friend. In a post on October 11, Midler wrote that Keaton was incredibly funny, uniquely herself, and refreshingly free of the usual competitive spirit often seen among stars. Director Paul Feig shared on X that he was honored to have known Keaton, praising her kindness, creativity, and legendary status, and expressing deep sadness at her untimely death.
Below, more tributes to the late Diane Keaton.
Bette Midler
Paul Feig
Kimberly Williams-Paisley
Viola Davis
Rosie O’Donnell
Elizabeth Perkins
Kate Hudson
Elizabeth Banks
Octavia Spencer
The Academy
Sarah Paulson
Shortly before her passing, Paulson described Keaton as incredibly giving, playful, energetic, and a truly gifted performer, emphasizing how much Keaton taught her about connecting with others on set.
Jeremy O. Harris
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