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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- The complete filmography of all 80 movies in which Gene Hackman appeared, between 1961 and 2004. The video features short clips of each appearance.
Nominated for five Academy Awards, Hackman won Best Actor for his role as Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle in the critically acclaimed thriller The French Connection (1971) and Best Supporting Actor as "Little" Bill Daggett in Clint Eastwood's Western film Unforgiven (1992). His other nominations for Best Supporting Actor came with Bonnie and Clyde (1967) and I Never Sang for My Father (1970), with a second Best Actor nomination for Mississippi Burning (1988).
The title picture is from the trailer of his acclaimed appearance as Harry Caul in the 1974 movie "The Conversation".
The complete list from newest to first appearance (I have identified other actors in the clips as best I could):
27:18 Welcome to Mooseport (2004) with Wayne Robson and Maura Tierney. Jim Feather as Reuben fittingly ends with "it was my idea"
27:01 Runaway Jury (2003)
26:41 Behind Enemy Lines (2001) with Joaquim de Almeida
26:22 The Royal Tenenbaums (2001)
25:58 Heist (2001) with Delroy Lindo
25:37 Heartbreakers (2001) with Sigourney Weaver
25:12 The Mexican (2001) with Brad Pitt
24:51 The Replacements (2000) with Jack Warden
24:30 Under Suspicion (2000) with Morgan Freeman
24:11 Twilight (1998) with Paul Newman
23:49 Antz (1998) with Grant Shaud (ant foreman)
23:28 Enemy of the State (1998) with Will Smith
23:08 Absolute Power (1997) with Melora Hardem and Clint Eastwood
22:49 Extreme Measures (1996) with Hugh Grant
22:27 The Birdcage (1996) with Dianne Wiest
22:06 The Chamber (1996) with Chris O'Donnell
21:42 Get Shorty (1995) with John Travolta and Rene Russo
21:14 Crimson Tide (1995) with Denzel Washington
20:51 The Quick and the Dead (1995)
20:32 Wyatt Earp (1994) with Kevin Costner
20:13 Geronimo: An American Legend (1993) with Robert Duvall
19:52 The Firm (1993) with Jeanne Tripplehorn
19:33 Unforgiven (1992) with Richard Harris and Saul Rubinek
19:11 Class Action (1991) with Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Matt Clark (judge) and Jan Rubes (witness Dr Pavel)
18:51 Company Business (1991) with Mikhail Baryshnikov (and a Trabant)
18:31 Loose Cannons (1990) with S. Epatha Merkerson (Officer Rachel)
18:08 Narrow Margin (1990) with James Sikking
17:49 Postcards from the Edge (1990) with Meryl Streep
17:27 The Package (1989)
17:08 Another Woman (1988) with Gena Rowlands
16:47 Bat 21 (1988) with Danny Glover (Birddog)
16:27 Full Moon in Blue Water (1988) with Teri Garr
16:11 Mississippi Burning (1988) with Brad Dourif
15:49 Split Decisions (1988) with Craig Sheffer and John McLiam
15:26 No Way Out (1987) with Sean Young
15:12 Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987) with Jon Cryer
14:50 Power (1986) with Matt Salinger
14:31 Hoosiers, aka Best Shot (1986)
14:09 Target (1985) with Matt Dillon
13:49 Twice in a Lifetime (1985) with Brian Dennehy
13:26 Misunderstood (1984) with Henry Thomas
13:02 Eureka (1984)
12:42 Under Fire (1983) with Nick Nolte
12:21 Two of a Kind (1983) with Scatman Crothers
12:00 Uncommon Valor (1983) with Reb Brown and Harold Sylvester
11:39 All Night Long (1981) with Diane Ladd
11:15 Reds (1981) with Warren Beatty
10:53 Superman II (1980) with Ned Beatty
10:33 Superman (1978) with Ned Beatty
10:10 March or Die (1977) with Terence Hill
09:47 A Bridge Too Far (1977) with Denholm Elliott (RAF Met Officer)
09:28 The Domino Principle (1977) with Edward Albert
09:08 Bite the Bullet (1975)
08:48 Night Moves (1975) with Susan Clark
08:27 The French Connection II (1975) with Bernard Fresson
08:08 Lucky Lady (1975) with Liza Minnelli
07:47 The Conversation (1974)
07:26 Young Frankenstein (1974) with Peter Boyle
07:08 Zandy's Bride (1974) with Liv Ullmann
06:46 Scarecrow (1973) with Al Pacino
06:22 The Poseidon Adventure (1972)
05:58 Prime Cut (1972) with Lee Marvin
05:36 Cisco Pike (1972) with Kris Kristofferson
05:14 The French Connection (1971) with Al Fann (informant)
04:53 The Hunting Party (1971) with Simon Oakland
04:32 Doctors' Wives (1971) with Helen Straughn
04:12 I Never Sang for My Father (1970) with Melvyn Douglas
03:53 Riot (1969) with Jerry Thompson
03:35 Downhill Racer (1969) with Robert Redford
03:15 The Gypsy Moths (1969) with Scott Wilson and Burt Lancaster
02:55 Marooned (1969)
02:37 Shadow on the Land (1968) with Harry Hickox
02:19 The Split (1968) with Jim Brown
01:58 First to Fight (1967) with Norman Alden
01:37 Bonnie and Clyde (1967) with Warren Beatty
01:17 Banning (1967) with Robert Wagner
00:58 A Covenant with Death (1967)
00:35 Hawaii (1966) with Max von Sydow
00:14 Lilith (1964) with Warren Beatty
00:08 Mad Dog Coll (1961) with Telly Savalas
A phenomenal craftsman. It's a gift to see his works solidified for future generations to witness.
Can you believe it's been nearly 20 years since he last performed?
Agreed. However we have his œuvre d'art to enjoy - which doesn't age and is beyond time. Let alone 20 years... Warm regards from Poland
Gene Hackman is in a whole other category. He’s a true actor’s actor. His screen presence and his raw emotions is just phenomenal. He never just owns a role, he devours it for breakfast with a side of boss sauce. I hope he makes one more phenomenal movie before he leaves us, go out on a high note!
I miss him so much!! Wish he was 50 years younger so we cld still enjoy his unique personality .. his tough talk .. fearless acting .. signature laugh and just his persona. There's No one who could emulate him. One of a kind ..If ever there was one. Loved him since Popeye!!!
my all times favourite
Gene Hackman 1 of my favorite actors & 1 of the all time Greats💯😎👍🏼
Gene Hackman, James Dean, Jack Nicholson, Al Pacino and Marlon Brando - Top 5 greatest actors of all time!
Anthony Hopkins, Robert Duvall, Morgan Freeman; and George C. Scott, respectively.🏆🎬
Many big actors, he’s been in movies with, have said he’s the best they’ve ever worked with.
Gene hackman is my GOAT
Started off as as a Cagney tribute act and became possibly the best screen actor of all time. Couldn't dance like Cagney but sure as hell could carry off comedy. Legend,
What a career ! Thanks so much for posting !
Great actor. Can do anything.
Great sports and westerns!
Does anyone else thinks he looks like james gandolfini and Bill o'reilly both? Great actor I always love his facial expressions.
What a career! I gave mine up to raise two kids and they are blessings!
At 1:23 you will see Gene with Robert Wagner and both of them are still alive as of 2023 both in their 90's. 20:24, Gene is with Robert Duvall who is also still alive and in his 90"s
Un gran y versátil actor !!
one hell of an actor
I've never seen an actor like Mr. Hackman - who even for a second was acting at 99%.
With him it is always 100 !
I looked at the thumbnail for this video and was convinced I saw Kevin Spacey with a mustache and some glasses on him.
It didn't even occur to me it might be Gene Hackman.
How funny is that!
Hackman and Spacey never appeared in the same movie together, but in 2006 Kevin Spacey played Lex Luther in "Superman Returns", a role that Gene Hackman played in the original Superman series.
Did you know Gene Hackman was offered the role as Mike Brady on the Brady Bunch but he turned it down.
Just as well, it would not have suited him in the slightest.
He did a big movie about every year it seems
anybody got all the principal supporting actors in these scenes? .... an impressive list, starting with Telly "Kojak" Sevalas continuing with the NYPD theme with a collector's item *I think* includes S. Epatha Merkerson from Law and Order .... There were some well disguised, it took a while to recognize Jeff Bridges ...
The support actors in these scenes are ALL listed in the description.
26:43 ...one of my favorite hackman scenes.
Guy was so good that Clint Eastwood loved to star opposite of him which says it all
Gene Hackman and Ursula Andrews
19:40 out of all the scenes in this, why? Man the scene with Freemans torture? Or his death at the end?!!!
I chose it because it showed the steely attitude of his character.
Same with "The Quick and The Dead." His best scene their is the "This is My Town!" speech.
I had a very vivid dream like 15 yesterday ago and he and I were on the top of a fast traveling train... he looks at me and says.. do you know what you are.. I said what's that old man... he says YOUR NOTHIN BUT A PUNK!! LOL well I says oh really and I grabbed him and fed him some kidney shots with a fury... when I woke up I yells my wife about the dream and she said I KNOW YOU WERE KNUCKLING ME IN MY SIDE.. lol Gene Hackman asked for a good beatdown lol
no Young Frankenstein??
You might have missed it - at 7:26, he plays Harold, the blind man
One of the best actors ever! Some of the scenes chosen here are not the most symbolic or best choices for that part/ film ... In No Way Out, the best moment, for ex., is when he's an event, his mistress is somewhere in the crowd, and he's just doing empty talk / diplomacy with some politicians talking to him ... pretending she's not there and that all is cool ... HIs playing saxophone in The Conversation, is great but there're parts like his paranoid digging in the flat for 'bugs' or when he's laconic with his lover etc which are far more demonstrative of his acting prowess! But nice! I didn't even know some of these films .. I don't think he ever played in a bad movie or a flop ...
thank you, Malu, for your comments. It was time-consuming to review all 80 movies, so the 'best' scene was not always found. But each is representative of his on-screen character. As for flop, I think his 'worst' role was in 'A Bridge Too Far' because trying to play a Polish officer simply did not work for me.
you know this man looks like a South African white man
pretty much the same haircut
Gene from age 35 to 67 , looked the same