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Paul Melis

No Way Out (1987) starring Kevin Costner, Sean Young and Gene #Hackman The latter, of course, found deceased last Wednesday. Another great actor that will be missed.

The movie is a political thriller set in #Washington DC, about the hunt for a Russian mole...

Speckled Band

🎥 RIP Gene Hackman, seen here in Night Moves (1975) - a modern noir which starred Hackman and Jennifer Warren, with James Woods, Susan Clark and a young Melanie Griffith, then aged 17, in her first major role. Directed by Arthur Penn, Night Moves tells the story of cuckolded private eye and chess fanatic Harry Moseby (Hackman).

Check out the music of Speckled Band 👉 www.speckled.band

#nightmoves#hackman#noir
Stefan Bohacek

I will admit I didn't know much about Gene Hackman as a person, but this story is worth sharing.

"One time, he was leaving a movie, and a woman walked up to him. "You won't remember me," she said, "but my husband..."

"... worked in the camera department on LUCKY LADY. I remember you. How's Dan doing?""

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May he and his wife rest in peace.

Bluesky Social · Drew McWeeny (@drewmcweeny.com)Oh, man, not Gene Hackman. 2025 can just fuck right off. Okay. Let me tell you a little bit about Gene Hackman...
#hackman#GeneHackman#RIP
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sgt1372

#Movies #Coppola #Hackman #UnderRated

Here's a great article about the movie "The Conversation" (1974), made in SF, starring Gene Hackman and directed by Coppola.

It's a movie that was based on the life of a well-known local private detective named Harry Lipset, who was sometimes mentioned in Herb Caen's column "back in the day."

This movie was overshadowed by "The Godfather" 1 & 2 released in 1972 & 1974 but is worth watching for local interest (a lot of scenes were shot on location in SF) and also because IMO it's a "good' movie that should be on any movie fan's "must see" list.

sfgate.com/sf-culture/article/

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