By Terry Zeller
Barbra Streisand led the sincere tribute to Gene Hackman after the shocking death of the legendary actor on Wednesday at the age of 93.
Hackman-Baonded to find his roles in the French connection and UNFORGIVEN-WERD dead in addition to his 64-year-old wife Betsy Arakawa and their dog in their house in New Mexico.
Although the circumstances around the tragedy remain unclear, officials have stated that no false game is currently being suspected, although an investigation is underway.
Despite the persistent questions, Streisand went to Instagram to honor her all night, with whom she shared the screen in the 1981 comedy next to Dennis Quaid and Diane Ladd.
“Gene Hackman was an incredible actor. He lived a long life and left a great legacy. May he rest in peace, “she wrote and still shares from their film.
Alec Baldwin, who appeared in besides Hackman in the Royal Tenenbaums, also paid tribute and placed a scene from the classic of 2001 with the caption: “It will be no better than this … Love for Gene's family.”
Barbra Streisand led the sincere tribute to Gene Hackman after the shocking death of the legendary actor on Wednesday at the age of 93; (seen in 2023)
Despite the persistent questions, Streisand went to Instagram to honor her all night, with whom she shared the screen in the 1981 comedy next to Dennis Quaid and Diane Ladd
“Gene Hackman was an incredible actor. He lived a long life and left a great legacy. May he rest in peace, “she wrote, still sharing from their film
Screen Siren Michelle Pfeiffer shared a photo of the beloved Hooosiers star and wrote: 'What a huge talent and huge loss for Cinefiles everywhere. A real legend in the cinema. Send love and light to the Van Gene and Betsy family. '
Viola Davis honored the presence of the Oscar-winning actor of the unforgettable screen and wrote: 'Loved you in Everything! The conversation, the French connection, the Poseidon adventure, Unforgiven – – only vulnerable. You were one of the greats. God bless those who loved you. Rest good, sir. '
Josh Brolin shared his destruction about the loss and placed: 'I was crushed by the sudden death of Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa (and their dog). Crushed.
“He was always one of my favorites. Not much who knocks in their own drums like he did. Rest in peace. '
Antonio Banderas also mourned the Hollywood icon and called it a very sad day for the family of the cinema. '
He wrote: 'Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa have died. My deepest condolences to friends, family and cinema lovers. TEAR.'
Director Francis Ford Coppola, who the thriller from 1974 from 1974 the conversation with Hackman in the lead role Heldete, paid tribute to the actor in an Instagram post.
“The loss of a great artist, always reason for both mourning and celebration: Gene Hackman A great actor, inspiring and beautiful in his work and complexity,” he wrote.
Alec Baldwin, who appeared in besides Hackman in the Royal Tenenbaums, also paid tribute and placed a scene from the classic of 2001 with the caption: 'It will be no better than this … Love for Gene's Family'
Screen Siren Michelle Pfeiffer shared a photo of the beloved Hooosiers star and wrote: 'What a huge talent and huge loss for Cinefiles everywhere. A real legend in the cinema. Send love and light to Gene and Betsy's family '
Josh Brolin shared his destruction about the loss and placed: 'I was crushed by the sudden death of Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa (and their dog). Crushed. “He was always one of my favorites. Not much who knocks in their own drums like he did. Peace in peace '
Director Francis Ford Coppola, who the thriller from 1974 from 1974 the conversation with Hackman in the lead role Heldete, paid tribute to the actor in an Instagram post
“I mourn his loss and four his existence and contribution.”
Filmmaker Paul Feig honored Hackman in a tribute on X and called him 'an inspiration'.
“So terrible. Gene was such an inspiration for so many of us who love films. So many brilliant roles, “Feig wrote.
'Just his performance in the conversation changed the way I looked at acting and could play some actors. Such a great career. Rip Mr. Hackman. '
