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Fox writes about filming ‘Back to the Future’ and ‘Family Ties’ simultaneously in 1985 in his new memoir, ‘Future Boy’

American film actress Diane Keaton, who has died aged 79, was an icon of style but also character. She challenged the boundaries and range of what it was possible for women to play and be, especially in American cinema’s new wave of the 1970s and 80s.

Woody Allen has penned a tribute to his friend and co-star Diane Keaton, who starred in eight of his films - including 'Annie Hall', for which she won an Oscar. Keaton previously defended him following allegations of sexual abuse.

Allen says Keaton was ‘unlike anyone the planet has experienced’, and that ‘her great laugh still echoes in my head’

‘The world is constantly being redefined, and with Keaton’s passing it is redefined once again,’ says director

Diane Keaton chose independence over marriage. Discover how Hollywood's beloved star found happiness in solitude, family and lasting friendship.

Idiosyncratic American actor who starred in the film classics Annie Hall, The Godfather and Reds

He joins a string of actors and directors, including Goldie Hawn and Bette Midler who have remembered the actress following her death aged 79.

The late actor won an Oscar for leading a romantic comedy in the 1970s and set the blueprint for many of the women who followed her in the genre

Fellow actors and directors who worked with Diane Keaton recalled her life and work, after the family of the American actor announced her death Saturday.

TRIBUTE: Audiences adored her scatterbrained charm, sing-song neuroses and stylish menswear – but beyond that beloved persona lay a restless, more complex artist than romcoms often gave her credit for. Hopefully in death the scope of Keaton's work and interests will be more widely appreciated, writes Adam White