The investigation into the mysterious deaths of actor Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, at their home in Santa Fe, New Mexico, entered its third day Friday with more looming questions than answers.

Betsy Arakawa was a classical pianist, creative partner and supportive wife who loved watching DVDs with her husband Gene Hackman.

Gene Hackman's daughter Leslie Anne Hackman says her father was in good health and there was no indication of any issues before his death at 95.

Hackman’s breakthrough was in a film that shifted the landscape with its depiction of violence and earned ten Oscar nominations, including Best Picture. Widely recognized as one of the best films ever made,

By 1970, Gene Hackman had a long list of television credits and a few memorable supporting roles in films. He was just hitting his stride.Credit...Herbert Dorfman/Corbis, via Supported by By Benjamin Hoffman Gene Hackman,

He twice won Oscars for bringing humanizing depth to corrupt lawmen, from the raging cop in “The French Connection” to the ruthless sheriff in “Unforgiven.”

When it comes to sports, Gene Hackman is mostly known for his iconic role in the movie, "Hoosiers," but the legendary actor also had some ties to the NFL. Hackman, who died at the age of 95, actually served as the narrator for four different episodes of "America's Game: The Super Bowl Champions.

Gene Hackman, the unpretentious actor whose performances in such films as “The French Connection,” “Hoosiers,” “Unforgiven” and “The Firm” elevated character roles to leading-man levels, has died. He was 95.