Marisa Tomei Remembers Diane Keaton: ‘She Danced Through Life’

Marisa Tomei is paying tribute to Hollywood icon Diane Keaton following the Oscar winner’s passing at age 79.

In a heartfelt Instagram post, Tomei shared a moving message alongside a photo of Keaton, reflecting on the late actress’s zest for life.

“She danced through life with wit and wonder. Thank you for showing us how to live wide open. You will be forever missed. We were blessed to know you,” Tomei wrote, adding a white dove emoji to her post.

Tomei and Keaton worked together on several Hollywood events over the years. They were both in the 2015 film “Love the Coopers.”

Her message joins a growing list of tributes from stars touched by Keaton’s warmth, humor, and trailblazing spirit.

Hollywood Pays Tribute

Celebrities across film and television are remembering Keaton as one of the most distinctive and beloved performers of her generation.

Henry Winkler shared a touching statement on social media, writing, “Diane was a really good friend of ours. We laughed a lot. What an extraordinarily talented woman. Diane, you will be so missed on the Earth. Rest sweetly, as sweet as you have been to everyone you have met. Love, Henry and Stacey.”

Bette Midler shared an equally sweet tribute to Keaton. She called her “a brilliant, beautiful, extraordinary human being.”

“Book Club” franchise co-star Andy Garcia wrote, “Diane you will be deeply missed , but your sublime light will shine forever.”

Other tributes poured in from across Hollywood, with stars recalling Keaton’s kindness, mentorship, and unmistakable charm.

Many shared clips of her most iconic moments—from “Annie Hall” and “Something’s Gotta Give” to “The Family Stone”—celebrating her effortless blend of humor and vulnerability that defined her decades-long career.

Keaton’s former “Father of the Bride” co-star Steve Martin also reflected on their work together, calling her “a once-in-a-generation talent who made every scene feel alive.”

Remembering Diane Keaton

Keaton passed away on October 11, according to her representatives.

A representative released a simple statement which read, “There are no further details available at this time, and her family has asked for privacy in this moment of great sadness.”

The Academy Award–winning actress built one of Hollywood’s most acclaimed careers, known for her wit, eccentric style, and authenticity both on and off screen.

Over five decades, Keaton earned four Oscar nominations and cemented her place as one of the most respected figures in film.

Her legacy lies not only in her performances but in her boundless curiosity and kindness toward others.

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