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Jack Nicholson surprised DiCaprio by pulling a gun during a bar scene; Scorsese kept Leo’s real reaction in the cut. The Departed (2006)

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Jack Nicholson explains how Martin Scorsese & he built his character in "The Departed" (2006) & how he scared the sh!t out of Leonardo Di Caprio in this scene: "I actually turned the movie down the first time it came to me. because the character didn’t really exist. But Leo (DiCaprio) and Marty talked me into it. I guess you can say I was attracted to the company. Marty is very free with his ideas. and very receptive to yours. We built this character layer by layer, until we had something that fit inside a great genre film, but also pushed the envelope until the movie becomes almost operatic. There’s a scene in a bar where I’m scaring the sh!t out of Leo’s character with a gun. There wasn’t any gun in the script. We had shot the scene the night before but Marty said he had a light schedule the next day and wanted to try a few more takes. I wanted to come up with something different, so I asked the prop master to hide a gun on the set, and to bring a fire extinguisher as well. The look on his face when I asked for that fire extinguisher was priceless." ("Jack Nicholson, ‘The Departed’", Steven Kotler, Variety, 2007) P.S: Happy 89th Birthday, Jack Nicholson!
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