India, Oct. 12 -- Animal rights group PETA has reacted after the death of Diane Keaton, who was a vocal animal rights lobbyist. The legendary actress, known for her roles in Father of the Bride, First Wives Club, and more, died in California on Saturday, October 11, aged 79, People reported.

"Diane Keaton's impact as a brilliant and talented actor is undeniable, but PETA will always remember her as a true friend to animals," PETA Senior Vice President Lisa Lange said in a statement to Men's Journal on October 11. "At every turn, she used her platform to champion animals, from advocating kindness toward animals often overlooked, such as pigeons, to taking on abusive cub-petting operations by endorsing the Big Cat Public Safety Act, to dit...