Tonight, the investigation underway after the tragic death of legendary actor Gene Hackman and his wife.

Their Santa Fe home, now the site of an urgent search, officials describing where they were found in a mudroom and bathroom,

and why the couple probably died weeks ago. The 911 calls just in tonight and why so far foul play is not suspected, but not off the table.

And we'll remember Hackman's remarkable body of work, two Academy Awards, and some of the most

iconic performances, from Superman to the Royal Tenen bombs.

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of kids out alive. This is NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt. Good evening and welcome. Tonight's shock in Santa Fe, where screen icon Jean Hackman and his wife were found dead in their home.

Their dog also deceased nearby.

Authorities calling their death suspicious.

Investigators spent the day searching the New Mexico compound for clues,

saying the couple was likely dead for some time

before being discovered by a groundskeeper with the front door ajar. Tributes pouring in for the

beloved two-time Oscar winner who started everything from the French connection to Superman.

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