AGL SEPARATE ACCOUNT D
497, 2000-03-31
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   AMERICAN GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
             SEPARATE ACCOUNT D
             PLATINUM INVESTORSM
     FLEXIBLE PAYMENT VARIABLE AND FIXED
    INDIVIDUAL DEFERRED ANNUITY CONTRACTS
       SUPPLEMENT DATED MARCH 31, 2000
                     TO
        PROSPECTUS DATED MAY 3, 1999
       AS SUPPLEMENTED AUGUST 9, 1999

Effective  March  31,  2000,  all   American
General   Life  Insurance  Company  Separate
Account D, Platinum Investor Contracts  will
be  changed  to  reflect a revision  in  the
method used to calculate death proceeds. The
revised method affects Contracts under which
the  Annuitant or the Owner dies before  the
Annuity  Commencement Date. The revision  in
the  method used to calculate death proceeds
is  subject  to  applicable state  insurance
department approvals.

     Please    delete   all    of    the
     information beginning  on  page  32
     and  continuing through  the  first
     paragraph of page 33 and insert  in
     its place the following:

               DEATH PROCEEDS

Death    Proceeds   Before    the    Annuity
Commencement Date

The   death  proceeds  described  below  are
payable   to  the  Beneficiary   under   the
Contract  if  any  of the  following  events
occurs before the Annuity Commencement Date:

 o the  Annuitant  dies, and  no  Contingent
    Annuitant  has been named under  a  Non-
    Qualified Contract;

 o the  Annuitant dies, and we also  receive
    proof  of  death of any named Contingent
    Annuitant; or

 o the  Owner  (including the first  to  die
    in  the case of joint Owners) of a  Non-
    Qualified  Contract dies, regardless  of
    whether the deceased Owner was also  the
    Annuitant.      (However,     if     the
    Beneficiary  is  the  Owner's  surviving
    spouse, or the Owner's surviving  spouse
    is  a  joint Owner, the surviving spouse
    may  elect  to continue the Contract  as
    described later in this Section).

There is a standard manner for us to pay the
death  proceeds when a joint Owner dies:  we
treat  the  surviving  joint  Owner  as  the
Beneficiary and we pay the death proceeds to
the  surviving joint Owner. Joint Owners may
give  us  written instructions to pay  death
proceeds in a different manner.

The  death proceeds, before deduction of any
premium taxes and other applicable tax, will
equal the greatest of --

  o the  sum  of  all net purchase  payments
    made  reduced upon a partial  withdrawal
    in  the same proportion as the reduction
    in  Account  Value (for  example,  let's
    say  that your Account Value immediately
    after  you make a partial withdrawal  is
    5%  less  than  what your Account  Value
    was  immediately  before  you  made  the
    partial   withdrawal,  then  the   death
    proceeds immediately after you make  the
    partial withdrawal will be 5% less  than
    what  the death proceeds would have been
    immediately before you made the  partial
    withdrawal);

  o the  Owner's Account Value as of the end
    of  the  Valuation Period  in  which  we
    receive,  at our Home Office,  proof  of
    death  and a Written request as  to  the
    manner of payment; or

  o the  "highest anniversary value"  before
    the date of death, as defined below.

       The  highest anniversary value before
       the  date of death will be determined
       as follows:

       (a)  First, we will calculate the Account
         Values at the end of each of the past
         Contract Anniversaries that occur before the
         deceased's 81st birthday (we will thereafter
         use only the highest of the Contract
         Anniversary Account Values that occurred
         before the deceased's 81st birthday);

       (b)  Second, we will increase each of the
         Account Values by the amount of net purchase
         payments the Owner has made since the end of
         such Contract Anniversaries; and

       (c)  Third, we will reduce the result upon a
         partial withdrawal in the same proportion as
         the reduction in Account Value (for example,
         let's  say that your Account  Value
         immediately after you make a partial
         withdrawal is 5% less than what your Account
         Value was immediately before you made the
         partial withdrawal, then the highest of the
         Contract Anniversary Account Values
         immediately after you make the partial
         withdrawal will be 5% less than what the
         highest of the Contract Anniversary Account
         Values would have been immediately before
         you made the partial withdrawal).

         The  highest anniversary value will
         be  an  amount equal to the highest
         of   such   values.  Net   purchase
         payments   are  purchase   payments
         less  applicable taxes deducted  at
         the  time  the purchase payment  is
         made.









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