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Headline: UNCAPTIONED: Emma Stone gets 'choked up' remembering 'ultimate hero' Diane Keaton
Caption: Emma Stone gets 'choked up' remembering 'ultimate hero' Diane Keaton. The Oscar-winning actress got "choked up" as she recalled the impact the late Annie Hall star had on her in an interview with W Magazine. She shared that The First Wives Club star, who died in October aged 79, was a "one of a kind" person who taught her the value of being her authentic self at all times. ”She will always be my North Star, ultimate hero, because she taught me about not wanting to emulate anyone else, including her," she praised. "She taught me how valuable it is to the world to realise who you are and what you can contribute. In so many facets, not just as the brilliant actor that she was, but as a director, photographer, curator of coffee table books, a person who made wines - she was just so herself.” "Houses, fashion, everything about her was one of a kind and completely Diane. She's the person who really made me realise that the most valuable thing you can be is yourself, authentically. She was the best ever.” The interviewer noted that both Keaton and Stone were able to be very funny one moment and very dramatic the next. ”She was just so alive. I think life in general is very tragic and very funny at the same time," she replied. "Anyone who can really channel that and bring it out the way that she did, it's just a gift to us all.” Keaton's health had declined months before she passed away in hospital on 11 October. Her cause of death was listed as bacterial pneumonia. Instructions: THIS VIDEO MUST NOT BE EDITED FOR LENGTH TO COMBINE WITH OTHER CONTENT
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