Better late than never! Man finds Diane Keaton's 1966 driver's license - and old family photos - in an abandoned storage locker, as the actress admits, 'I've lost my wallet many times!' • New Yorker Anton Lulgjuraj, 45, bought an abandoned storage locker at an auction in May • Inside were a deceased Air Force pilot's old things - and a brown wallet containing Keaton's license and pictures • It also had her Actors' Equity card from the 60s • Diane came across an article written about Lulgjuraj's find, and he has now mailed the 72-year-old actress her things By Published: 01:07 GMT, 7 December 2018 Updated: 15:58 GMT, 7 December 2018. The wallet contained the 72-year-old's license and old photos When rental fees go unpaid on storage units for some time, the owners will often auction off what's inside to clear the space, and some bidders have been known to score some interesting swag this way. Earlier this year, Lulgjuraj bought an abandoned storage locker at auction at Life Storage in Brewster, New York.

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Inside were the old belongings of a late Air Force pilot named David Parent, including a valuable vintage 1913 motorcycle. There was also a brown leather wallet, which Lulgjuraj opened to find a stack of 32 family photos and a 1966 California driver's license for one Diane Hall. Despite it having her legal name, not her stage name the license caught Lulgjuraj's attention — and he thought he recognized her from The Godfather. Getting famous: Keaton didn't start getting movie credits until the '70s, so she was still an unknown 'I opened it up and thought, is this Diane Keaton the actress?

It couldn’t be. Or maybe it could,' he said. 'I was so curious. It was like a time capsule.' He went through each of the photos, too, including several professional shots of the star, one of Diane as a young girl with her siblings, and another of her parents on the beach. It was when he found her Actors' Equity card from the '60s — which inspired in '68 and had her stage name — that he knew he'd struck gold.

In early June, he tried reaching out to the star on Twitter, telling her he'd give it back if she had any interest. He got no reply. He told the Daily News, 'If she wants it, I’m happy to send it. I figured I would want it.

These are her memories.' After the Daily News published its story, Diane shouted it out - and Lulgjuraj sent her the wallet When the story was printed last week, it finally did what he could not — it found it's way to Keaton. The star wrote on twitter: 'This is the craziest story!

I don't remember losing this but I'm not surprised because I've lost my wallet many times! Thank you, Mr. Lulgjuraj also managed to get in touch with one of her people and mail her the wallet and its contents.

Diane had admitted to leaving wallets in cabs, saying in 1978 that she had done it twice.

Jessica Falkholt's family has issued a heartbreaking plea for drivers to take care on the roads a year after the crash that killed the Home and Away star, her sister and her parents. As double demerits come into effect throughout New South Wales for nearly two weeks, Danielle Dare, Jessica's cousin, said she hoped the deaths weren't in vain. 'This year has been the hardest year imaginable and one I never thought we'd have to face,' she said. 'My family and I are facing our first holiday season without a whole branch of our family tree and there's nothing that will replace them or bring them back.' Scroll down for video. The actress was pulled from the wreckage (pictured) with her sister Annabelle, 21, but her parents Lars, 69, and Vivian, 60, died at the scene 'We will be travelling the same roads that you will this Christmas. Your trip is our trip.

Star wars battle of endor game mod minecraft 1.12.2. 'It will be those feeder roads that lead to our major arterial roads such as the Pacific, Newell and Princes highways,' Assistant Commissioner Corboy said. The Falkholt family were killed after a horror crash near Ulladulla, on the NSW South Coast, on Boxing Day 2017.

The actress was pulled from the wreckage with her sister Annabelle, 21, but her parents Lars, 69, and Vivian, 60, died at the scene. Annabelle, 21, died from her injuries three days after the head-on crash which eventually claimed the lives of the family of four. Jessica's life support was turned off just 24 hours after her parents and sibling were farewelled during an emotional funeral service in Sydney's west.