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Gene Hackman won best supporting actor in 1993 for ‘Unforgiven’. The category was absolutely stacked. What a force, what a career. #RIPGeneHackman

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Jesus, what a loaded group of nominees. Pacino was never better. Hard to pick one out of Gene, Jack and Al. Jaye Davidson was like “you gotta be fucking kidding?” Zero shot LOL

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Nah fam, Jack Nicholson should have won this year.

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Chris Carrinovor 1 Jahr

I think a lot of people assume he did

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Mark Bergervor 1 Jahr

I thought Nicholson should have won until I saw Hackman play an even bigger asshole.

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Maddog40vor 1 Jahr

Gene Hackman one of the Best Actors ever . Here Young Frankenstein didn’t even know it was him. He could play any role. RIP Gene and your wife and dog . Very sad day 🥺❤️🙏🏻🌹🫶

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Nicholson and Hackman both deserved to win. Two of the best all time. Maybe the two best all time.

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Matvor 1 Jahr

Totally off topic but huge spoiler for The Crying Game in these nominations……

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Virginia Tenorvor 1 Jahr

This docket of talent and movies. Wow! What an amazing year of movies. I remember now.

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Ivan J.vor 1 Jahr

Yeah, winning from Jack Nicholson AND Al Pacino both at the top of their game was absolutely fabulous.

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HyeMoogvor 1 Jahr

Some of my favorite Hackman movies: French Connection, Downhill Racer, and The Conversation. R.I.P. 💗

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If Twitter existed the day after Unforgiven won the #Oscar for Best Picture & Gene Hackman won Best Supporting Actor, I like to think that my timeline (for once) would be in total agreement. Who would dare suggest this film didn’t deserve BP? Or Hackman for Best Supporting? Stop.

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Gene Hackman was an extraordinary actor & craftsman, as he liked to be called. French Connection, Royal Tenenbaums, Superman, Unforgiven, The Conversation, etc. In the heyday of his stardom, the media gave him guff for not being movie star “attractive”.They blind. #RIPGeneHackman
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Gene Hackman was an extraordinary actor & craftsman, as he liked to be called. French Connection, Royal Tenenbaums, Superman, Unforgiven, The Conversation, etc. In the heyday of his stardom, the media gave him guff for not being movie star “attractive”.They blind. #RIPGeneHackman

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Gene Hackman winning at the Oscars for Best Actor in The French Connection. RIP Gene Hackman 🫡
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Gene Hackman winning at the Oscars for Best Actor in The French Connection. RIP Gene Hackman 🫡

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Legendary Actor Gene Hackman has passed away at age 95 He had an incredible career spanning 45 years, until he retired in 2006 He was a two time Academy Award Winner, for "The French Connection" and for "Unforgiven" May he Rest In Peace 🕊️
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Legendary Actor Gene Hackman has passed away at age 95 He had an incredible career spanning 45 years, until he retired in 2006 He was a two time Academy Award Winner, for "The French Connection" and for "Unforgiven" May he Rest In Peace 🕊️

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Many of course will mention the many great performances Gene Hackman gave in his career and one of my favorites was in ENEMY OF THE STATE with Will Smith. #RIPGeneHackman
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Many of course will mention the many great performances Gene Hackman gave in his career and one of my favorites was in ENEMY OF THE STATE with Will Smith. #RIPGeneHackman

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Gene Hackman almost rejected starring in Clint Eastwood's "Unforgiven" (1992). His role in "Mississippi Burning" (1988) played a huge part in his initial reluctance to appear in "Unforgiven". Hackman acquired the 50% rights for Thomas Harris's novel- "The Silence of the Lambs", with Orion Pictures owning the other half despite the disappointment of Michael Mann's "Manhunter" (1986). Hackman was intrigued by the book & wanted to direct the picture. He was also mulling over the possibility of playing Hannibal Lecter. He said, "It's one of the most cinematic books I've ever read. As I read it, the movie was clicking in my mind." When Screenwriter Ted Tally was a third of the way through the script, he got the news that Hackman was off the project. Empire Magazine suggested this was in part due to "Mississippi Burning", (1988) which was considered a dark and v!o|ent film. Doing two grisly thrillers in a row may have been a risk to the upward trajectory Hackman's career was on, especially since his involvement wasn't just as a performer. Years later, a much simpler explanation was revealed to Deadline. "Daddy, you're not making this movie" Hackman's daughter reportedly told him after reading the book herself. Hackman relayed the story to his contact at Orion and was offered to be bought out of the rest of his half and thus the studio would own it outright. One version for the rejection stated that when Hackman was at the 1989 Oscars where he was nominated for Best Actor for his role in “Mississippi Burning”. Gene Hackman decided that he would no longer make v!o|ent films after seeing a brief, clip of his performance in this film (taken out of context, in his eyes). When Hackman was offered the part as the Sheriff in "Unforgiven" (1992), he was initially reluctant to accept it for the same reason. Screenwriter David Webb Peoples said, "Gene’s daughters didn’t like all the v!0lent movies he was doing. He was at a stage in his career where his family was more important than his work." However, Clint Eastwood explained to Hackman that while 'Unforgiven' was definitely a v!o|ent film, it didn’t glorify or glamourize it. Instead, it was used as the manifestation of humanity’s worst impulses and instincts. He then accepted the role. Hackman later said, "“I swore I would never be involved in a picture with this much v!o|ent in it, but the more I read it, the more I came to understand the purpose of the film, the more fascinated I became.” Gene Hackman gave one of his finest performances & went on to win an Oscar for it. (Sources: "Gene Hackman Almost Directed and Starred in 'The Silence of the Lambs', Danny Cox, Collider, 2023, "“That’s attractive to actors”: the director Gene Hackman said was “totally in charge”", Scott Campbell, Farout Magazine, 2024, "How Clint Eastwood convinced Gene Hackman to break a promise and win an Oscar", Scott Campbell, Farout Magazine, 2024, "How Gene Hackman Almost Brought ‘Silence of the Lambs’ to the Silver Screen", Damon Martin, Rewind of the Living Dead, 2025 & IMDb)
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Gene Hackman almost rejected starring in Clint Eastwood's "Unforgiven" (1992). His role in "Mississippi Burning" (1988) played a huge part in his initial reluctance to appear in "Unforgiven". Hackman acquired the 50% rights for Thomas Harris's novel- "The Silence of the Lambs", with Orion Pictures owning the other half despite the disappointment of Michael Mann's "Manhunter" (1986). Hackman was intrigued by the book & wanted to direct the picture. He was also mulling over the possibility of playing Hannibal Lecter. He said, "It's one of the most cinematic books I've ever read. As I read it, the movie was clicking in my mind." When Screenwriter Ted Tally was a third of the way through the script, he got the news that Hackman was off the project. Empire Magazine suggested this was in part due to "Mississippi Burning", (1988) which was considered a dark and v!o|ent film. Doing two grisly thrillers in a row may have been a risk to the upward trajectory Hackman's career was on, especially since his involvement wasn't just as a performer. Years later, a much simpler explanation was revealed to Deadline. "Daddy, you're not making this movie" Hackman's daughter reportedly told him after reading the book herself. Hackman relayed the story to his contact at Orion and was offered to be bought out of the rest of his half and thus the studio would own it outright. One version for the rejection stated that when Hackman was at the 1989 Oscars where he was nominated for Best Actor for his role in “Mississippi Burning”. Gene Hackman decided that he would no longer make v!o|ent films after seeing a brief, clip of his performance in this film (taken out of context, in his eyes). When Hackman was offered the part as the Sheriff in "Unforgiven" (1992), he was initially reluctant to accept it for the same reason. Screenwriter David Webb Peoples said, "Gene’s daughters didn’t like all the v!0lent movies he was doing. He was at a stage in his career where his family was more important than his work." However, Clint Eastwood explained to Hackman that while 'Unforgiven' was definitely a v!o|ent film, it didn’t glorify or glamourize it. Instead, it was used as the manifestation of humanity’s worst impulses and instincts. He then accepted the role. Hackman later said, "“I swore I would never be involved in a picture with this much v!o|ent in it, but the more I read it, the more I came to understand the purpose of the film, the more fascinated I became.” Gene Hackman gave one of his finest performances & went on to win an Oscar for it. (Sources: "Gene Hackman Almost Directed and Starred in 'The Silence of the Lambs', Danny Cox, Collider, 2023, "“That’s attractive to actors”: the director Gene Hackman said was “totally in charge”", Scott Campbell, Farout Magazine, 2024, "How Clint Eastwood convinced Gene Hackman to break a promise and win an Oscar", Scott Campbell, Farout Magazine, 2024, "How Gene Hackman Almost Brought ‘Silence of the Lambs’ to the Silver Screen", Damon Martin, Rewind of the Living Dead, 2025 & IMDb)

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