Richard Gere Remembers Diane Keaton: 'We Took Care of Each Other'

Richard Gere is mourning the death of Diane Keaton .

Gere co-starred with the late Oscar winner, who died of pneumonia at the age of 79, early in his career in 1977’s “Looking for Mr. Goodbar.”

“It was the second film I made,” he said Oct. 16 on TODAY.

Richard Gere (left) and Diane Keaton (right) in "Looking for Mr. Goodbar." LMPC via Getty Images

Gere and Keaton would team up again more than four decades later in 2023’s “Maybe I Do.”

“Obviously, I think about her now. We made a film a few years ago, too. I hadn’t seen her in a long time,” he said.

Gere went on to say he and Keaton leaned on each other while making “Looking for Mr. Goodbar.”

“That was a difficult film, this very kind of raw, sexual film. And she’s pretty shy and skittish. And I was, too. That was my second film.