When Michael Douglas heard of Diane Keaton’s passing, it wasn’t just a colleague he was mourning it was a friend, a creative partner, and a woman whose brilliance touched everyone she worked with. Their collaboration on And So It Goes wasn’t just another project; it became a moment of genuine artistic chemistry. Douglas often spoke about how Keaton’s warmth, spontaneity, and humor made the film set feel alive, transforming simple moments into lasting memories. In his tribute, Douglas shared that

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