Overview

• A family spokesperson confirmed Keaton's death on Saturday in California, and the family has not disclosed a cause.
• The Oscar-winning star of Annie Hall sustained a five-decade career with multiple Academy Award nominations.
• Keaton said her bulimia began in her twenties after a weight-loss demand tied to a Broadway role in Hair, later calling it the lowest point in her life.
• She publicly detailed binge episodes of up to 20,000 calories a day and credited therapy and speaking openly with aiding her recovery.
• She previously faced skin cancer, including basal-cell carcinoma at 21 and a 2011 recurrence of squamous cell carcinoma requiring surgeries, and she is survived by her children, Dexter and Duke.