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

Hackman's final film appearance was in 2004's Welcome To Mooseport, after which he retired from acting and began co-writing adventure novels with friend and underwater archaeologist Daniel Lenihan.

His last film was Welcome to Mooseport in 2004. His loss was immediately felt throughout the entertainment community as fellow artists praised him on social media. Director Francis Ford Coppola ...

In the decade leading up to his last on-screen performance in 2004’s Welcome to Mooseport, the two-time Academy Award winner was very open about trying to live a healthier and less stressful life.

Hackman retired in 2004 after his final movie Welcome to Mooseport, with the actor revealing to Empire in 2009 that his doctor told him his heart couldn't withstand the stress of his acting work.

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 ...

He retired from acting after his role in the 2004 film Welcome to Mooseport. His contributions to cinema have been widely celebrated, with these iconic roles marking significant highlights of his ...

No one ever did it quite like Gene Hackman. The legendary actor, who died at age 95, hadn't appeared on movie screens since 2004's Welcome to Mooseport, but you could feel what he did just about ...

Welcome To Mooseport. Francis Ford Coppola, who directed him in The Conversation wrote on his Instagram, “The loss of a great artist, always cause for both mourning and celebration: Gene Hackman ...

While mostly retired since his final role in 2004’s Welcome to Mooseport, the two-time Academy Award winner had focused on writing as his chosen profession. Leading a relatively private life in ...