The news that actor Jin Hakman and his wife Petsey Arakawa were found two dead in their home in Santa in, and this industry was shocked and led to a large -scale greeting to one of the “real greats” of the cinema.
The 95 -year -old Hollywood legend won the Academy Awards French contact (1971) and unfamiliar (1992), and was also nominated for the Academy Award for roles in Bonnie and Claide (1967), I never sang for my father (1970), and Mississippi burning (1988).
Francis Ford Coppola, who directed Hackman in the classic 1974 ConversationInstagram: “The loss of a great artist, always causes mourning and celebration: GENE Hackman is a great actor, inspiring and wonderful in his work and complexity.
Actor George Taki Hackman described as “one of the real giants”: “We have lost one of the real screen giants. Jin Hakman can play anyone, and you can feel a full life behind it. Everyone can be no one, a tall or atmosphere every day. This is the strength of an actor. It will be missed, but his work will live forever.”
Child driver Director Edgar Wright simply described Hakman as “greater …” in a post to X.
European films and television studio wrote on social media: “What a huge loss of cinema today. Very sad about the death of one of the real greats – Jin Hakman. We send our deepest condolences.”
“Jane Hackman was one of the great actors at all and was wonderful in all his ever he did from French and uncommon contact to Mississippi Buring, the conversation and Superman. We have lost a giant from the big screen,” said the presentation presenter Pierce Morgan on social media.
In a post on X, BAFTA said it was “sad” to hear about the death of the winner three times and noticed his “glossy” career.
The Irish comedian and TV presenter Dara Brain posted to X: “Ah, Jin Hakman. I think the best screen actor ever. Not one DUFF performance, in a long and long career. And the best connection ever for one word: when he says“ Sigar! ”In a young Frankstein.”
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