At the 97th Academy Awards, Morgan Freeman paid tribute to the late Gene Hackman during the In Memoriam segment, calling him a “giant” of Hollywood and a dear friend. Freeman highlighted Hackman’s generosity as a performer and his impact on film lovers worldwide. Hackman, who won two Oscars, was known for his work in films like “The French Connection” and “Unforgiven,” in which he co-starred with Freeman. Hackman and his wife were found dead in their home in New Mexico under suspicious circumstances, prompting an investigation. In a statement, Hackman’s family expressed their devastation at the loss of the beloved actor. The In Memoriam segment also honored other Hollywood luminaries who passed away, including Teri Garr, Donald Sutherland, Shelley Duvall, David Lynch, and James Earl Jones, with Hackman being the final figure recognized in the video. Gene Hackman’s legacy as a talented actor and kind-hearted individual was celebrated by Freeman and remembered by all who knew him.
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