GENE HACKMAN – 90 YEARS OLD

Gene Hackman is considered to be one of the most respected artists of his time. His legendary career in the industry lifted his credit score up for more than six decades. Along with that, he also garnered numerous awards and merits under his name including four Golden Globes, a pair of Academy Awards, and BAFTAs. He also took home a Screen Actors Guild Awards for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture in his part of the 1996 comedy film The Birdcage.

Hackman and undersea archaeologist Daniel Lenihan wrote three historical novels: ” Wake of the Perdido Star ” (1999), the adventures of the sea in the 19th century; “Justice for None” (2004), a period of the Great Depression Murder story; and “Escape from Andersonville (2008)”, which involves a prison escape during the American Civil War. Hackman also has a couple of publications under his name. Overall, he never had to worry about loans since he has solid foundations and projects throughout the course of his career.