So sad. I just saw the causes of death were released. Gene's wife died of hantavirus, and about a week later Gene died of heart disease possibly unaware that his wife had died because he was in advanced stages of Alzheimers. There was no food in his stomach suggesting that maybe he was unable to feed himself. And as if all that wasn't tragic enough, their dog was found dead in a crate, possibly there recovering from a surgery earlier. I'm guessing the dog couldn't get any food or water and Gene was too disoriented to know what was going on. RIP all.
Eugene Allen Hackman (January 30, 1930 – c. February 18, 2025; 95 years old) R.I.P..
Yes. One of the Giants of the industry.
I never saw him in a role where his acting disappointed me. He was that rarest of actor...one who could play any role; believably. "The Conversation" is by far, my favorite. I became a fan while watching it, and never stopped being one. I was sorry (and surprised) when he announced that he was retiring. But, (I was thinking) maybe it no longer means to him what it once did.
He leaves behind a lot of great work from a long, stellar career. And, for that, fans like me are truly grateful.
Contestado por genplant29
el 27 de febrero de 2025 a las 15:01
RIP.
Contestado por DRDMovieMusings
el 27 de febrero de 2025 a las 18:36
:-( RIP
Contestado por rooprect
el 7 de marzo de 2025 a las 19:16
So sad. I just saw the causes of death were released. Gene's wife died of hantavirus, and about a week later Gene died of heart disease possibly unaware that his wife had died because he was in advanced stages of Alzheimers. There was no food in his stomach suggesting that maybe he was unable to feed himself. And as if all that wasn't tragic enough, their dog was found dead in a crate, possibly there recovering from a surgery earlier. I'm guessing the dog couldn't get any food or water and Gene was too disoriented to know what was going on. RIP all.
Contestado por FormerlyKnownAs
el 17 de marzo de 2025 a las 20:00
Yes. One of the Giants of the industry.
I never saw him in a role where his acting disappointed me. He was that rarest of actor...one who could play any role; believably. "The Conversation" is by far, my favorite. I became a fan while watching it, and never stopped being one. I was sorry (and surprised) when he announced that he was retiring. But, (I was thinking) maybe it no longer means to him what it once did.
He leaves behind a lot of great work from a long, stellar career. And, for that, fans like me are truly grateful.
R.I.P.