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•Posted by5 months ago

TIL that during the production of Superman(1978), Gene Hackman was reluctant to shave his moustache, only acquiescing when Richard Donner promised to do the same. After getting it shaved, Hackman went to Donner to fulfil his end of the bargain. Donner responded by tearing off his fake moustache.

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•Posted by9 months ago

'The Poseidon Adventure' at 50: When Gene Hackman brought dignity to disaster. A rattling yet goofily constructed disaster movie is elevated into a classic by the actor taking on a self-confessed ‘money job’ yet turning it into art and keeping the film from sinking the depths of self-parody.

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•Posted by6 years ago

TIL Keanu Reeves often foregoes some of his paycheck so that producers can bring on other notable actors. On The Devil's Advocate, he reduced his salary by a few million dollars so that they could afford Al Pacino, and he did the same thing on The Replacements to be able to work with Gene Hackman.

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TIL Gene Hackman and Dustin Hoffman were in the same acting class and were voted by classmates as “The Least Likely to Succeed.”

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•Posted by4 years ago

Poster for the Restored Re-Release of Francis Ford Coppola's 1974 Classic 'The Conversation' - Starring Gene Hackman & John Cazale

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•Posted by13 days ago

I Miss Gene Hackman Appearing In Films.

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I have been watching a lot of movies lately with Gene Hackman and I must say I miss him.

I watched Hoosiers, Enemy Of The State, The French Connection, Mississippi Burning, The Royal Tenenbaums, and I must say, Gene Hackman is the best part in every film. No matter how big or how small the role is, Gene Hackman will always delivered no matter how bad or great the movie is. Hackman is also unusual in that he doesn't have the leading man looks, but yet, people still watch him and don't give a f

It really sad that Gene Hackman retired in 2004 with Welcome To Mooseport but I must say, I think him retiring just added more mystique to Hackman. He didn't died while making a film or make a grand film to cap off his career, no he just faded into the sunset, probably contempt with his career and us fans just pray to the movie gods that he would come back just for 1 more film, (I feel personally this also rings true with Jack Nicholson, he just faded into the sunset, and we all want them back).

Gene Hackman is really one of the best.

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•Posted by2 years ago

Gene Hackman, 91, gives his 1st public interview in years on the 50th anniversary of 'The French Connection'

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•Posted byu/[deleted]3 years ago

TIL Keanu Reeves often foregoes some of his paycheck so that producers can bring on other notable actors. On The Devil's Advocate, he reduced his salary by a few million dollars so that they could afford Al Pacino, and he did the same thing on The Replacements to be able to work with Gene Hackman.

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TIL that during the production of Superman(1978), Gene Hackman was reluctant to shave his moustache, only acquiescing when Richard Donner promised to do the same. After getting it shaved, Hackman went to Donner to fulfil his end of the bargain. Donner responded by tearing off his fake moustache.

'The Poseidon Adventure' at 50: When Gene Hackman brought dignity to disaster. A rattling yet goofily constructed disaster movie is elevated into a classic by the actor taking on a self-confessed ‘money job’ yet turning it into art and keeping the film from sinking the depths of self-parody.

TIL Keanu Reeves often foregoes some of his paycheck so that producers can bring on other notable actors. On The Devil's Advocate, he reduced his salary by a few million dollars so that they could afford Al Pacino, and he did the same thing on The Replacements to be able to work with Gene Hackman.

TIL Gene Hackman and Dustin Hoffman were in the same acting class and were voted by classmates as “The Least Likely to Succeed.”

Poster for the Restored Re-Release of Francis Ford Coppola's 1974 Classic 'The Conversation' - Starring Gene Hackman & John Cazale

I Miss Gene Hackman Appearing In Films.

Gene Hackman, 91, gives his 1st public interview in years on the 50th anniversary of 'The French Connection'

TIL Keanu Reeves often foregoes some of his paycheck so that producers can bring on other notable actors. On The Devil's Advocate, he reduced his salary by a few million dollars so that they could afford Al Pacino, and he did the same thing on The Replacements to be able to work with Gene Hackman.

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