Philip Seymour Hoffman’s funeral service

The casket carrying late actor Philip Seymour Hoffman arrives at St. Ignatius of Loyola Church. (Emmanuel Dunand / AFP / Getty Images)

Feb. 7, 2014 2:30 PM PT

A private funeral was held for the Oscar-winning actor at New York City’s St. Ignatius of Loyola on Feb. 7 and was attended by family, friends, costars and colleagues. “The Master” star died Feb. 1. He was 46.

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Philip Seymour Hoffman's funeral service

Philip Seymour Hoffman died on Feb. 1, 2014. (Andrew Burton / Getty Images)

Mimi O’Donnell, estranged partner of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, comforts two of their children, daughter Willa, and son Cooper as his casket arrives at the church. (Mark Lennihan / AP)

Hoffman’s “The Master” costar Joaquin Phoenix, left, arrives with Allie Teilz. (Emmanuel Dunand / AFP / Getty Images)

Hoffman’s theater costar Cate Blanchett of “Blue Jasmine.” (Andrew Burton / Getty Images)

Hoffman’s “Boogie Nights” and “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay” costar Julianne Moore. (Emmanuel Dunand / AFP / Getty Images)

Cate Blanchett and husband Andrew Upton go into the church for the service. (Emmanuel Dunand / AFP / Getty Images)

Actor Sam Rockwell. (D Dipasupil / Getty Images)

Amy Adams costarred with Hoffman in “The Master,” “Doubt” and “Charlie Wilson’s War.” (Emmanuel Dunand / AFP / Getty Images)

“True Blood” actress Anna Paquin costarred with Hoffman in “Almost Famous.” (Andrew Burton / Getty Images)

Hoffman’s “True West” theater costar John C. Reilly. Reilly also appeared in “Magnolia” with Hoffman. (Andrew Gombert / EPA)

Ethan Hawke, who appeared in “Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead” with Hoffman. (Mark Lennihan / AP)

“American Horror Story” actor Josh Hamilton. (Andrew Burton / Getty Images)

“Mad Men’s” John Slattery, right, hugs a fellow mourner as they leave the funeral mass. (Keith Bedford / EPA)

David Bar Katz, center, a friend of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, arrives for the actor’s funeral. (Mark Lennihan / AP)

“Weeds” actress Mary Louise Parker. (D Dipasupil / Getty Images)

Hoffman’s “The Master” costar Amy Adams and “Mad Men” actor John Slattery leave the funeral. (Andrew Gombert / EPA)

“The Big Lebowski” director Joel Coen. (Andrew Gombert / EPA)

“Annie Hall” star Diane Keaton. (Andrew Gombert / EPA)

“Oz the Great and Powerful” star Michelle Williams. (Jason DeCrow / AP)

Mike Nichols, who directed Hoffman in “Charlie Wilson’s War,” arrives with reporter Diane Sawyer. (Mark Lennihan / AP)

“Call the Midwife” actress Vanessa Redgrave. (Andrew Burton / Getty Images)

Hoffman’s “The Ides of March” costar Marisa Tomei. (Andrew Burton / Getty Images)

Fashion designer and “Full House” alum Ashley Olsen. (D Dipasupil / Getty Images)

Stage and screen actor Brian Dennehy. (D Dipasupil / Getty Images)

Spike Lee directed Hoffman in the crime drama “25th Hour.” (D Dipasupil / Getty Images)

Hoffman’s “Boogie Nights” director Paul Thomas Anderson and his wife, actress Maya Rudolph. (Andrew Burton / Getty Images)

Actress Ellyn Burstyn and “Louie” actor Louis C.K. arrive for the funeral. C.K. appeared in “The Invention of Lying” with Hoffman. (Andrew Burton / Getty Images)

Emmy-winner Bobby Cannavale. (Andrew Gombert / EPA)

Actors Justin Theroux and Hoffman’s “Almost Famous” costar Billy Crudup. (Keith Bedford / EPA)

The casket carrying actor Philip Seymour Hoffman arrives at St. Ignatius of Loyola Catholic Church. (Andrew Burton / Getty Images)

The casket carrying Hoffman leaves the funeral service. (Dave Kotinsky / Getty Images)

Actors Justin Theroux, left, and Justin Long, right, attend the funeral service. (D Dipasupil / Getty Images)

Oscar-winner Meryl Streep, left, appeared in “Doubt” with Hoffman. (Emmanuel Dunand / AFP / Getty Images)

Mimi O’Donnell and her children with Hoffman attend the funeral service. (D Dipasupil / Getty Images)

Actors Ethan Hawke and Bobby Cannavele hug as they leave the funeral. (Andrew Gombert / EPA)

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