Gene Hackman had a late career renaissance in this quirky Wes Anderson comedy, and it might have been his finest hour.

One of the first major film stars to break out in the 1970s, Gene Hackman was the epitome of New Hollywood. An actor with livewire intensity, he had a grit and brusqueness that few others could ever ...

Dude, it's the Halloween costume that won't end. It's so funny, every year people send me, you know, like, Oh, look what I ...

Sean San José (Sing Sing), Nora Dunn (Three Kings, Pineapple Express), Katherine Cunningham (Yellowstone) and Alexis Allotta ...

Gene Hackman was unexpectedly game for a little fun during an L.A. Times photo shoot the year 'The Royal Tenenbaums' came out. But the real surprise came when the actor ad-libbed for the camera.

After the two-time Oscar winner was found dead in his New Mexico home earlier this week, the Associated Press published an interview in which his “Royal Tenenbaums” co-star Bill Murray gave ...

(Catch a glimpse of it at the end of The Royal Tenenbaums trailer, above.) “Doing that was really like a partner highlight for me,” the actor-turned-entrepreneur said. “To do that scene ...

Wes Anderson makes great movies and so does Gene Hackman," the actor tells Drew Barrymore. "You're going to get a good movie.” ...

After playing Margot Tenenbaum, she starred in Shallow Hal, View From the Top, Sylvia, Country Strong, Contagion and The Politician. She also played Pepper Potts in the Marvel Cinematic Universe ...

There's a hotel in Wes Anderson's The Royal Tenenbaums named The Lindbergh Palace. It put me in mind of the story about Dame May Whitty and Edna Mae Oliver, both movie stars in their heyday ...

His performance in Wes Anderson’s “The Royal Tenenbaums” introduced Hackman to a new generation, and his presence helped define the film. By Marc Tracy When the director Wes Anderson and the ...