Welcome to the third and final special Shot at 60 in this series of posts focusing on an actor. The mini-series started with Sylvester Stallone, followed by Jack Nicholson, and now ends with Gene Hackman.
Oh, if you’re still unsure as to what Shot at 60 is, it’s a series of posts where I use a screenshot from a second or two after the one hour mark in a film’s duration. Enjoy.
The French Connection (1971) 20th Century Fox / Dir: William Friedkin / Prod: D’Antoni
The Poseidon Adventure (1972) 20th Century Fox / Dir: Ronald Neame / Prod: Allen
The Conversation (1974) Paramount Pictures / Dir: Francis Ford Coppola / Prod: Coppola
Hoosiers (1986) Orion Pictures / Dir: David Anspaugh / Prod: Haven & Pizzo
No Way Out (1987) Orion Pictures / Dir: Roger Donaldson / Prod: Garland & Ziskin
Unforgiven (1992) Warner Bros. / Dir: Clint Eastwood / Prod: Eastwood
The Birdcage (1996) United Artists / Dir: Mike Nichols / Prod: Nichols & Machils
The Royal Tenenbaums (2001) Buena Vista Pictures / Dir: Wes Anderson / Prod: Anderson, Mendel and Rudin
Runaway Jury (2003) 20th Century Fox / Dir: Gary Fleder / Prod: Fleder, Mankiewicz and Milchan
Thank you for viewing my Shot at 60 special on two-time Oscar winner, Gene Hackman. My next Shot at 60 posts to be based on actors will return in early Spring. Carry on watching movies, folks.
Dom.
For John.
Dom on Film 
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