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The world was stunned Saturday at the news<\/a> that Diane Keaton\u2014the iconic actor known for Annie Hall<\/a>, Something’s Gotta Give<\/em>, the Godfather<\/em> trilogy<\/a>, and many other films\u2014had died. Keaton, who was 79, reportedly passed<\/a> on Saturday, October, 11, after what’s said to have been<\/a> a recent health crisis. Within hours, Hollywood luminaries began to share remembrances of Keaton, noting her distinctive style<\/a>, artistic acumen, and kindness.<\/p>\n Many of those tributes were posted to social media. In an Instagram post, Bette Midler<\/strong><\/a>, who starred in the 1996 film The First Wives Club<\/em> alongside Diane Keaton, wrote<\/a> \u201cShe was hilarious, a complete original, and completely without guile, or any of the competitiveness one would have expected from such a star. What you saw was who she was\u2026oh, la, lala!\u201d Kate Hudson<\/strong>, whose mother, Goldie Hawn<\/strong>, was also in that film, shared a clip from the movie<\/a>, writing \u201cWe love you so much Diane.”<\/p>\n