With remarkable regularity, Anderson has been crafting movies uniquely his own since his 1996 debut, “Bottle Rocket.” There ...

The filmmaker used a flat-rate payment model on "The Royal Tenenbaums." While Hackman wasn't happy, it's gaining popularity ...

Wes Anderson remembers an irate Gene Hackman who was 'very annoyed' by the flat-fee salary offered to him on the set of 'The ...

"He didn't want to do the film anyway," added the director, who didn't stay in touch with the late actor. "I talked him into ...

According to renowned director Wes Anderson, the late Gene Hackman could be “grumpy” — especially when it comes to his money.

Gene was a larger-than-life talent, so it's not surprising that we're still hearing new stories from those who worked with him. The latest comes from director Wes Anderson, whose new film The ...

The Royal Tenenbaums was Anderson’s third feature film and starred Hackman as the eccentric patriarch of a dysfunctional, ...

Filmmaker Wes Anderson reflected on working with Gene Hackman in a recent interview with The Times. In 2001, Anderson’s film ...

Hackman died this year, aged 95, with Anderson's offbeat tale, in which he played the titular patriarch of a family of former child prodigies, one of the last he made before retiring from acting.

Without a doubt, one of the greatest films of Gene Hackman's career was the 2001 Wes Anderson masterpiece The Royal ...

Filmmaker Wes Anderson opened up about the infamous set tension on the set of 2001's 'The Royal Tenenbaums' due to Gene ...

He was doing something that had a certain epic electricity to it.” Wes Anderson (left) said Gene Hackman’s performance in ‘The Royal Tenenbaums had a ‘certain epic electricity to it ...