Overview
- At the Beverly Hills Hotel on Dec. 3, Goldie Hawn recalled being Diane Keaton’s neighbor and learning of her death while standing in her rose garden.
- Hawn celebrated Keaton’s breadth of work, highlighting her acclaimed acting as well as her books, producing projects, and directing.
- Sarah Paulson read years of Keaton’s blunt, funny messages, including “Moron, what is your address?” and repeated complaints about her “full” voicemail.
- Paulson closed with a letter she wishes she could send, saying the world “lost its mind with grief” on the day Keaton died and pledging she would miss her forever.
- Keaton died Oct. 11 at 79 from bacterial pneumonia; her family thanked supporters, and the gala also honored Jennifer Lopez and Gwyneth Paltrow with a keynote by Molly McNearney.