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After graduating from military service, Hackman began studying acting at the School of Acting Arts in Pasadena, California. He was keen to develop his talent and try to have a career on screen.

Hackman made his big screen debut in Madame, I Am Adam (1962), followed by many outstanding roles in films such as The Brothers Karamazov (1958), Don't Call the Police (1967), French Liaison (1971) and Godfather II (1974).

One of the most striking and memorable characters played by Hackman was the role in the film Dirty Dancing (1987), where he played the role of a tough and conservative father who opposed his daughter's romantic relationship.

In the following decades, Hackman continued to act in high-quality and successful films, conquering the audience with his skill and charisma. His roles in "Deer Hunter" (1978), "The Mississippi Fugitive" (1988), "Lone Wolf McCade" (1990), and "Superman Archives" (1978) are considered cinema classics.

In addition to his acting successes, Hackman was also an acclaimed writer, and his books received positive reviews from critics and readers.

Today, Gene Hackman continues to be a sought-after actor and continues to delight his fans with new projects and outstanding performances. His contribution to cinema remains invaluable and his talent continues to inspire generations of actors and audiences around the world.