Actress Diane Keaton, 79, died Saturday from primary bacterial pneumonia, according to a death certificate obtained by CNN. The document lists no other contributing conditions; she was cremated and no autopsy was performed. Los Angeles Fire Department paramedics responded to her address that morning and transported her to a hospital, and law enforcement confirmed the patient was Keaton. A celebrated, decades-spanning performer and Academy Award winner for Annie Hall, she is being remembered with tributes. Filmmaker Nancy Meyers, her friend of 40 years, wrote on Instagram that Keaton was fearless, singular, and “made everything better.”

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