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Edward R. Egan (January 3, 1930 – November 4, 1995) was an American actor and former police detective. He was the subject of the nonfiction book The French Connection and its 1971 film adaptation .
Winter Olympics. 1932 Lake Placid. Four-man. Edward Patrick Francis Eagan (April 26, 1897 – June 14, 1967) was an American boxer and bobsledder who is notable as being the only person to win a gold medal at both the Summer and Winter Olympic Games in different disciplines.
Eddie Egan (1930-1995) was a New York City police officer who made a 112-pound heroin bust in 1962. He also acted in TV shows and movies, such as The French Connection (1971), where he was played by Gene Hackman.
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16. Nov. 2011 · Zwei Jahrzehnte später ging Eddie Eagan in die olympische Geschichte ein. Nachdem er bereits bei den Sommerspielen 1920 Olympiasieger geworden war, gewann er 1932 auch eine Goldmedaille bei ...
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On 15 February 1932, Eddie Eagan became the first and only person to win gold at the Summer and Winter Games. As a pusher in the four-man bobsleigh team spearheaded by pilot Billy Fiske, Edward Eagan won the gold medal with the USA I team in the final event of the Lake Placid 1932 Winter Games.
Eddie Egan was a real-life New York City police officer who inspired the film The French Connection (1971). He played himself in the movie and died in 1995 in Florida.
9. Feb. 2002 · Zwei Jahrzehnte später ging Eddie Eagan in die olympische Geschichte ein. Nachdem er bereits bei den Sommerspielen 1920 Olympiasieger geworden war, gewann er 1932 auch eine Goldmedaille bei Olympischen Winterspielen. Kurz nach Ersten Weltkrieg hatte Eagan in Antwerpen das Halbschwergewicht im Boxen dominiert, in Lake Placid saß er ...
