Diane Keaton, known for her unique brand of comedic timing and inimitable style, has died, producer Dori Rath who worked with Keaton confirmed to CNN on Saturday.
Keaton was 79.
Her death was first reported by People magazine. CNN has reached out to her representatives, and the Los Angeles Police Department, which did not answer questions and referred inquiries to the Los Angeles Medical Examiner, which had no record of her death.
No cause of death was immediately available.
A spokesperson for the Los Angeles Fire Department told CNN that they received a call for medical assistance this morning at Keaton’s address and paramedics transferred a person to a hospital.
Keaton was a celebrated and prolific actor whose career spanned decades, early on earning an Academy Award in the best actress category for 1977’s “Annie Hall.” The film showcased Keaton’s abilities in the realm of comedy but also displayed her nimble handling of authentic and vulnerable moments.
Additionally, “Annie Hall” introduced filmgoers to Keaton’s matchless and gender-nonconforming sense of style – immediately identifiable by her use of men’s slacks, ve
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