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The legendary actor earned an Oscar nomination for "Mississippi Burning," the still-polarizing civil rights era thriller.

Legendary actor Gene Hackman, who died Feb. 26 with his wife and dog at his home in New Mexico, starred in "Mississippi Burning" and other MS-related films.

Three Civil Rights workers came to investigate and were murdered. The FBI file name was MIBURN for Mississippi Burning. The church rebuilt on the same site in 1966, and the congregation honors the ...

As tributes pour in, fans seeking to relive Hackman's powerful performances can turn to Amazon Prime Video, which is ...

He was famed for appearing in some of the most highly regarded films of the 20th Century, from thrillers such as The French ...

The Birdcage (1996): Arguably Hackman’s best comedic performance, Hackman plays a conservative Republican senator whose daughter is marrying into a family led by two gay men. In this scene, Nathan ...

From ruthless villains to comedic geniuses, Gene Hackman's roles have left an indelible mark on cinema. Discover the films ...

Gene Hackman garnered many accolades in a career that spanned six decades. Among the honors are five Academy Awards nominations.

Gene Hackman, who was found dead at 95 alongside his wife at their Santa Fe, N.M. home on Feb. 26, was considered one of the ...

In "Mississippi Burning," Brad Dourif's racist deputy received a close shave from Hackman's FBI agent. "I made sure that the razor was actually not sharp!" Dourif said. "Absolutely," Dourif replied.