Gene Hackman and Wife Betsy found dead in Arakawa Santa Fe

Oscar won the US actor Gene Hackman, his wife Betsy Arakawa and their dog were found dead in their homes in Santa Fe in New Mexico.

He received two academies awards for a career, Hackman, French connection and restrained work.

In New Mexico, Santa Fe said: “Both gencons and friends can confirm that they live in the afternoon afternoon afternoon afternoon.

“This is an active study – but at this time we do not believe that the bad game is a factor.”

Hackman 95, his wife – classic pianist – was 64.

He won the best supportive actor in the French connection in the 1971 Triller of William Friedkin in 1971 in the French connection, the best supportive actor in the French connection, in the other small Bill Daggett.

Other Oscar candidates roles in 1967 in 1967, like a film Bonnie and Clyde, Buck bomb, and in the role of the baking, and in the 1970s, I have never sounded for my father in the 1970s (1988).

Santa Fe County Sheriff’s office: “On February 26, 2025, Santa Fe County Sheriff MPs, Gene Hackman, 95 and his wife Betsy Arakawa, 64 and a dog in Hyde Park, sent to an address on the old sunset trail.”

Multi-mentioned actor Hackman played more than 100 roles, including Lex Luthor in Superman films in 1970-1980.

He also starred the cunning of the District Jury and Francis Ford Coppola, as well as Wes Anderson Royal Tenenbaums.

Coppala headed the tribute, which called “a great artist” on Thursday. He wrote the writing in Instagram: “Gene Hackman, a great actor in his work and complexity, inspiring and magnificent. I mourning his loss and celebrate his existence and contribution.”

The George takei is placed in x “We lost one of the true giants of the screen”.

“Gene Hackman can play everyone and you can feel a life behind it,” he said. “He could have anyone and no one, a tower can be a joe everyday. He is so strong. He will be able to get a missed, but he will live forever.”

As Oscar wins, he also collected two BAFTAS, four golden globe and screen actor guild prizes.

His last big screen view, welcome to Mooseporta in 2004, then took a step back for a quiet life in New Mexico.

He was born in 1930 in California, Hackman took part in the US Marine Corps after sleeping the 16-year-olds in the age of four.

Located in China, Hawaii and Japan before evacuation in 1951.

After learning and working in New York, after learning journalism and television production at Illinois University, he decided to return to California to continue his dream.

Hackman joined Pasadena Playhouse in California, here became friends with a young Dustin Hoffman here.

“I think I wanted to be an actor since I was about 10, maybe younger than I was younger,” he said. “James Cagney, Errol Flynn, I saw that I am admired like such romantic moves and remind the early films that actors remember.

“I felt I could do it when I saw these actors. But I was in New York about eight years ago. Ladies I sold polished skin furniture, I drove a truck.

“I think you can do it if you are, and you want it bad enough.”

He added that “I wanted to move,” he said, but “I’m always confident to make the actors pretty.”

“It’s Erol Flynn came from the days I was my idol. I came out of a theater because I would start in the mirror because I didn’t look like Flynn. I felt like it.”

In 1963, he returned to New York, produced Broadway and a smaller television.

And he began to be his name in the 1970s, New York City Detective Jimmy ‘Popey’ Doyle’s French connection began to turn to Popeye ‘Doyle.

Since then, the 1972 catastrophic movie Poseidon adventure has been a fixture on the Great screen.

Hackman and his first wife Faye Malta were together for 30 years and raised three children before divorce in 1986.

In the following years, he and his second wife, Betsy, in 2003, in 2003, in the 2003 Golden Globe awards, focused on each other.

In 2008, he told Reuters: “I did not hold a press conference to retire, but yes, I do not intend to act now.

“I told me that for the last few years, when some beauty came, but I don’t really want to do it.”

He also focused on his passion for his passion for the great screen and writing novels.

“I was taught to be an actor, not a star. I was taught to play a role in noting fame and agents and lawyers and the press and the press.”

“It really costs really emotionally emotionally to watch myself on the screen.