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Dianne Wiest and Gene Hackman
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Dianne Wiest and Gene Hackman were in The Birdcage(1996) together.
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Dianne Wiest is a 78 year old American Actress. Born Dianne Evelyn Wiest on 28th March, 1948 in Kansas City, Missouri, USA, she is famous for her roles as Holly in the 1986 comedy-drama film Hannah and Her Sisters, Vi Moore in the 1984 musical drama film Footloose, Lucy Emerson in the 1987 supernatural black comedy horror film The Lost Boys, Helen Buckman in the 1989 family comedy-drama film Parenthood, Peg Boggs in the 1990 fantasy romance film Edward Scissorhands, Helen Sinclair in the 1994 black comedy crime film Bullets Over Broadway, and Louise Keeley in the 1996 comedy film The Birdcage in a career that spans 1970–present. Her zodiac sign is Aries.
American Actor Gene Hackman was born Eugene Allen Hackman on 30th January, 1930 in San Bernardino, California, USA and passed away on 18th Feb 2025 Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA aged 95. He is most remembered for his roles as Norman in the 1967 biographical crime drama film Bonnie and Clyde, Detective Jimmy “Popeye” Doyle in the 1971 neo-noir action thriller film The French Connection and its 1975 sequel film The French Connection II, Lex Luthor in the 1978 superhero film Superman and its sequel films Superman II (1980) and Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987), John Herod in the 1995 revisionist Western film The Quick and the Dead, Captain Franklin "Frank" Ramsey in the 1995 submarine action thriller film Crimson Tide, Harry Zimm in the 1995 gangster comedy-drama film Get Shorty, Edward "Brill" Lyle in the 1998 political action thriller film Enemy of the State. His zodiac sign is Aquarius.
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