Leonardo DiCaprio is honoring the late Diane Keaton with a heartfelt memory that shows just how special she was on and off the set. According to reports from People, the actor looked back on his time filming Marvin’s Room in 1996 and shared just how deeply Keaton’s presence shaped his early career. DiCaprio, then only 18, remembered her as someone who instantly made others feel welcome.

He recalled her laugh most of all. Leonardo DiCaprio said Diane Keaton had the kind of laugh that filled an entire room, lifting the mood of everyone around her. It made him feel like “the funniest person in the world,” and he admitted he tried to make her laugh every single day. That warm joy stayed with him for decades, especially now as he reflects on her passing.

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