Legendary Hollywood actor Jean Hackman and his wife, Batty Arakawa, were found dead at their home in Santa Fei, New Mexico, officials confirmed on Wednesday. 95 -year -old Hackman was one of the most famous actors of his generation, known for his character French connectionFor, for, for,. SupermanAnd Irreparable.
According to a statement from the office of Santa per County Sheriff, the deputy discovered the couple at their sunset at noon. Sheriff Eden Mendoza confirmed that his dog was also found dead.
Mendoza added, “This is an active investigation,” he added, “At this time, we do not believe that the game was a factor.” However, he did not provide any reason for death or explained it when the couple died. Authorities are currently awaiting approval of a search warrant as part of a preliminary death investigation.
The legacy of a Hollywood icon
Six decades with a career, Hackman was twice the Academy Award -winning, who achieved the Best Actor for his role Jimmy “Pope” dual I French connection (1971) and the best supporting actor for their performance Small Bill Digate I Irreparable (1992). He also won two Buffets, four Golden Globes, and one screen actors Guild Award.
Hackman’s progressive role happened in 1967 Bonnie and CliveWhere he played the first Oscar nomination and played the role of Book Barrow. Received additional nominations for this I never sang for my father (1970) and Mississippi is burning (1988) also includes his other notable films Conversation (1974), Running jury (2003), and Royal Tennobomes (2001)
His last bug screen character was in the 2004 humor Welcome to the MoosportAfter which he retired from acting.
From the military service to the Hollywood Stardum
Born in California in 1930, Hackman enrolled in the American Marine Corps in just 16 years, serving for four and a half years. After his military services, he pursued acting and trained in the Pasadina Playhouse, where he established a lasting friendship with Dustin Huffman.
Despite his success, Hackman was known for his humility, once saying:
“I was trained to become an actor, not a star. I was trained to play a role, not to deal with fame.
Offers tribute
The news of Hackman’s death has sent Hollywood and beyond the shock view, mourning the loss of one of the biggest abilities of cinema fans and industry.
It is expected that in the coming days, further details of the couple’s deaths will be released from the authorities.
