Steve Martin and Martin Short recently paid tribute to Diane Keaton, the celebrated actress who passed away at 79, during a heartfelt concert performance in Las Vegas. The Martin Short tribute concert featured a touching homage to Keaton, highlighting her lasting impact on film and fans alike.
Tribute Moments Shared at Las Vegas Show
Attendees at the concert captured the emotional homage paid to Diane Keaton. One fan expressed their excitement on social media after witnessing the tribute, saying,
“I FINALLY got to see Steve Martin & Martin Short live in Vegas tonight! Such a great show!! Another bucket list item checked off the list for me! They came back for a quick ‘encore… a toast, to the amazing Diane Keaton’”
—User on X (formerly Twitter).
Martin Short and Steve Martin Remember Diane Keaton
Martin Short posted a black-and-white photo of Keaton on X, accompanied by the caption,
“Loved! La dee da, la dee da.”
Steve Martin also shared an Instagram image from an interview he conducted with Keaton. During the talk, Short cheekily asked,
Who’s sexier, me or Steve Martin?
to which Keaton humorously responded, I mean, you’re both idiots.
A Celebration of Diane Keaton’s Legacy
Diane Keaton’s death was confirmed on October 11 by Dori Rath, a producer who had worked with the actress. Known for her Oscar-winning role and iconic performances in films such as Annie Hall, The Godfather, and The First Wives Club, Keaton’s passing was mourned by many. The Los Angeles Fire Department reported responding to a medical emergency at Keaton’s Brentwood residence early that morning and transporting a patient to the hospital.
Keaton was renowned not only for her unique humor and classic fashion but also for roles in movies like Baby Boom, Something’s Gotta Give, and the Book Club series. Though she never married, she was a mother of two children and valued the freedom to make her own choices throughout life.
Reflecting on Keaton’s Life and Impact
In a 2022 ABC News interview, Keaton reflected on her journey and opportunities, saying,
Very fortunate to have many opportunities that came my way
and when asked what advice she would give her 30-year-old self, she replied she wouldn’t do it, explaining,
What made my life interesting was I had freedom. You know, that I had the opportunity to make my choices with time as it went on.
Her candidness and independence helped forge a career and personal legacy that continue to inspire.
The Martin Short tribute concert highlights how deeply Diane Keaton influenced her peers and audiences, celebrating her enduring spirit and memorable contributions to film and culture. As fans and fellow artists remember her, Keaton’s legacy is certain to remain vibrant in Hollywood and beyond.
I FINALLY got to see Steve Martin & Martin Short live in Vegas tonight! Such a great show!! Another bucket list item checked off the list for me! They came back for a quick "encore"…. a toast, to the amazing Diane Keaton. 💕 pic.twitter.com/3EVUaNm5FW
— meg (@scottsdalemeg) October 12, 2025
Loved!
" La dee da,la dee da" pic.twitter.com/83I29wjWBu— Steve Martin (@UnrealBluegrass) October 11, 2025
