Gene Hackman

Gene Hackman’s debut. Warren Beatty plays a returning veteran who hires on at a palatial mental institution. There he falls for the titular Lilith, a manipulative patient played by Jean Seberg. Hackman has a small, but memorable role as the smarmy husband of Beatty’s former flame.

New York City vice cop Gene Hackman relentlessly pursues a case involving a local hood and a visiting drug dealer from France.

Chicago mob enforcer Lee Marvin confronts Kansas City boss Gene Hackman over money and morals when he discovers Sissy Spacek trapped in a forced-prostitution racket.

A strong-willed Reverend who leads a motley group of passengers in an attempt to escape a capsized ocean-liner.

Based on the true story of the Allied forces’ failed attempt to capture several bridges in Germany near the end of World War II, A Bridge Too Far is an excellent war film; at least for the first half.

Onboard a US nuclear submarine, a young executive officer (Denzel Washington) clashes with his grizzled captain (Gene Hackman) over the launch of their missiles without confirmation.

An eccentric family of geniuses reunites when the patriarch announces he is dying.

Christopher Reeve returns as Superman, who forsakes his powers for a human life with Lois, played again by Margot Kidder, only to face a threat from three Kryptonian criminals led by Terrance Stamp as the menacing General Zod.