T he entertainment community recently lost an icon when the legendary Gene Hackman died at the age of 95. While there are ...

I was in the same day." That same year, his final film, "Welcome to Mooseport," co-starring Ray Romano, was released, and Hackman retired from the screen. He had told King that he had nothing ...

With nearly 80 films over four decades, Hackman’s final role was in the 2004 political satire, Welcome to Mooseport. Throughout his career, he earned five Academy Award nominations, two BAFTA ...

Hackman’s last role was in the 2004 film “Welcome to Mooseport,” in which he portrayed a former U.S. president. He was 74 when the film came out. Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa ...

He was 95. Hackman retired from acting over 20 years ago – his final film credit being 2004’s Welcome to Mooseport – and spent his remaining years co-authoring novels and living reclusively ...

Hackman, an Oscar-winning actor known for starring in the films “The French Connection,” “The Conversation” and “Unforgiven,” had retired from acting after performing in “Welcome to ...

His final film role was in the 2004 political satire Welcome To Mooseport, which followed him being honoured with the Golden Globes’ Cecil B DeMille Award in 2003 for his “outstanding ...

After a storied career, that included over 70 film credits and two Academy Awards, Gene retired from film in 2004, after making his last appearance in Welcome to Mooseport. “The straw that broke ...

“It had gotten to a point where I just didn’t feel like I wanted to do it anymore.” Hackman’s last role was in the 2004 film “Welcome to Mooseport,” in which he portrayed a former U.S. president. He ...