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Jack Nicholson warned the makeup team he was allergic to spirit gum while filming Wolf (1994), but Rick Baker accidentally used it. The next day, Nicholson arrived with red swells on his face and asked, "Ricky boy, you used spirit gum, didn't you?" Baker apologized, and Nicholson just replied,... show more

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While filming Splash (1984), John Candy once arrived late to the set and delayed filming, which was unusual for the actor, who was known for being professional. According to Ron Howard, Candy profusely apologized when he arrived, and Howard told him it was fine and that they would begin shooting. Candy then revealed that he had not slept and was actually drunk. The night before, he had gone to a bar where he encountered Jack Nicholson, who recognized him and proceeded to buy him drinks throughout the night. Candy had told Nicholson, "But I've got to go shoot." Nicholson simply replied, "You're going to be all right, kid. Don't worry about it." Candy then went on to film his scene on the racquetball court, where he was hit by the ball, and managed to get it right in just three takes.

While filming Splash (1984), John Candy once arrived late to the set and delayed filming, which was unusual for the actor, who was known for being professional. According to Ron Howard, Candy profusely apologized when he arrived, and Howard told him it was fine and that they would begin shooting. Candy then revealed that he had not slept and was actually drunk. The night before, he had gone to a bar where he encountered Jack Nicholson, who recognized him and proceeded to buy him drinks throughout the night. Candy had told Nicholson, "But I've got to go shoot." Nicholson simply replied, "You're going to be all right, kid. Don't worry about it." Candy then went on to film his scene on the racquetball court, where he was hit by the ball, and managed to get it right in just three takes.

Remnants of the Past

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Jack Nicholson repeated his famous courtroom monologue as Colonel Jessep off-camera several times so Rob Reiner could film the reactions of other actors and actresses from various angles. Nicholson's memorable on-camera performance was filmed last, but according to Reiner and the other cast members, Nicholson gave it his all every take as if he was on camera. Nicholson said he was "quite spent" by the time he finished. In an interview, Kiefer Sutherland was quoted as saying, "I don't think any of us realized how hard Jack Nicholson worked to be Jack Nicholson." How would you rate this film out of 10?

Jack Nicholson repeated his famous courtroom monologue as Colonel Jessep off-camera several times so Rob Reiner could film the reactions of other actors and actresses from various angles. Nicholson's memorable on-camera performance was filmed last, but according to Reiner and the other cast members, Nicholson gave it his all every take as if he was on camera. Nicholson said he was "quite spent" by the time he finished. In an interview, Kiefer Sutherland was quoted as saying, "I don't think any of us realized how hard Jack Nicholson worked to be Jack Nicholson." How would you rate this film out of 10?

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Jack Nicholson improvised the iconic line “You can’t handle the truth” in A Few Good Men. The original script had a different version: “You already have the truth.” During filming, Jack Nicholson performed the scene about 40 to 50 times, not just for his own shots but also for his co-stars. Even when he wasn’t on camera, he shouted the line at full intensity to help Tom Cruise and the other actors stay in character.

Jack Nicholson improvised the iconic line “You can’t handle the truth” in A Few Good Men. The original script had a different version: “You already have the truth.” During filming, Jack Nicholson performed the scene about 40 to 50 times, not just for his own shots but also for his co-stars. Even when he wasn’t on camera, he shouted the line at full intensity to help Tom Cruise and the other actors stay in character.

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Originally, Jack Nicholson turned down his role in the movie, but after a meeting with Martin Scorsese, William Monahan, and Leonardo DiCaprio, he was finally convinced to play the role of Frank Costello. The main reason he joined the production was because he had previously done a few comedies, and wanted to play a villain again, and he considered the character of Costello to be the ultimate incarnation of evil. Martin Scorsese really wanted Al Pacino for the role of Costello, because he had never worked with Pacino before, but he turned it down. Jack Nicholson was Scorsese's second choice. The Departed (2006).

Originally, Jack Nicholson turned down his role in the movie, but after a meeting with Martin Scorsese, William Monahan, and Leonardo DiCaprio, he was finally convinced to play the role of Frank Costello. The main reason he joined the production was because he had previously done a few comedies, and wanted to play a villain again, and he considered the character of Costello to be the ultimate incarnation of evil. Martin Scorsese really wanted Al Pacino for the role of Costello, because he had never worked with Pacino before, but he turned it down. Jack Nicholson was Scorsese's second choice. The Departed (2006).

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At the 2003 Critics’ Choice Awards, Jack Nicholson won an award but confessed he was too drunk to make it to the stage. Instead, he enlisted Robin Williams to accept on his behalf, leading to one of the funniest and most memorable acceptance speeches of the evening.

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Cher revealed she was initially rejected for The Witches of Eastwick (1987) after Director George Miller told her: “Jack Nicholson and I think you're too old and you're not sexy.” But Miller didn't stop there, “He didn't want to hang up... 'I hate the way you walk, I hate the way you talk... I don't like your eyes,'” Cher recalled. She admitted, “Tears started streaming down my face. I was heartbroken. I wanted this movie so badly.” Cher finally fired back: “You didn't find me under a rock. I was nominated for an Academy Award for Silkwood. And I got the Cannes Film Festival award for best actress for Mask... So, goodbye!” Despite it all, she landed the role and ironically ended up filming the movie's scene where she is the one insulting Jack Nicholson for his character's narrow mentality.

Cher revealed she was initially rejected for The Witches of Eastwick (1987) after Director George Miller told her: “Jack Nicholson and I think you're too old and you're not sexy.” But Miller didn't stop there, “He didn't want to hang up... 'I hate the way you walk, I hate the way you talk... I don't like your eyes,'” Cher recalled. She admitted, “Tears started streaming down my face. I was heartbroken. I wanted this movie so badly.” Cher finally fired back: “You didn't find me under a rock. I was nominated for an Academy Award for Silkwood. And I got the Cannes Film Festival award for best actress for Mask... So, goodbye!” Despite it all, she landed the role and ironically ended up filming the movie's scene where she is the one insulting Jack Nicholson for his character's narrow mentality.

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One day during the filming of "Chinatown" (1974), Roman Polanski was frustrated by a stray piece of hair that kept falling on Faye Dunaway's face and ruining the scene they were shooting. After a few failed attempts to tame it, Polanski walked up to Dunaway and yanked the offending piece of hair right out of her head. Dunaway, who ended up wearing a hat to film the scene, was livid and screamed a stream of obscenities before storming off. After that incident, Jack Nicholson nicknamed her "Dread"... "The Dreaded Dunaway". Here is what Dunaway said of working with Polanski: "We had difficult times, he and I, but he's a great film director, Roman the terror. But he thought I was a terror also, I'm sure. We had a pretty complicated time. Jack helped, though. Nicholson being there made all the difference. [The incident] is offensive. You don't do that. So I went to my trailer. It was a whole situation. After that hair incident, Jack nicknamed me 'Dread'.... 'The Dreaded Dunaway' was his name for me. He still, to this day, calls me 'Dread.' And I love it." ("Why Jack Nicholson Called Faye Dunaway 'the Dreaded Dunaway,' Slapped Her on the Set of Chinatown", Jeremy Helligar, People, 2024) P.S: On this day, 52 years ago, "Chinatown" (1974) was released in the USA.

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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975) Dr John Spivey was played by Dean Brooks a real physician. Brooks never saw a script, he was just handed R.P. McMurphy's dossier and told to do his job. Jack Nicholson knew where the scene had to go and masterfully guides Brooks through it.

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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!

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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Tom Cruise on acting opposite Jack Nicholson: the lesson every actor needs to understand about the lens “He is off camera the whole time, just feeding, feeding me. And he'd be like, 'That was a good take. Good, good. Good Tommy, nice Tommy.'” “I could just see also as I'm doing it, when you're acting, you're in the performance, but it's very much kind of... I'm filling the space.” “A lot of artists are not, it's not taught in film school to understand what the lens is and what to do and why the eye movements, the eyebrows or the breath. And recognise what effect that has.” “You could feel his voice start to relax and his face start to relax and you could feel the energy that he was going. And it just, he just centred it. And just throwing, like, just lasers as the film went on.”

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Jack Nicholson, 88, was seen using a cane during a very rare sighting in New York City. He agreed to sign autographs for fans who had lined up along the sidewalk, but they became so excited that his security team decided it wasn’t safe and quickly escorted him away.

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CNN’s Dana Bash continues to surprise everyone. She just forced Gavin Newsom to admit a hard truth about his privileged upbringing — something he was clearly hoping to gloss over as he tried to whitewash his past for 2028. You can see the pain on his face the moment he realized Bash wasn’t throwing him a softball. NEWSOM: “We had about 1000 employees at peak. I’m not saying that to impress you, but to impress upon you how entrepreneurialism has defined my life. But it was also defined in relationship to the Getty family.” “And with that came this notion…well, it was handed to you. It was given to you. You inherited it.” “As opposed to the hard work and that that grind that defined the lived experience.” Bash fired back. BASH: “Can it be both?” “You have the hard work and grind…and you had doors opened.” Newsom tried to play it down, but Bash reloaded. NEWSOM: “Yeah…oh no…and that’s—” BASH: “I mean, it’s not just the Getty’s…your grandfather and your father were both VERY connected in San Francisco.” Later, Newsom tried to pitch his lavish trips in his youth as “adventures,” but Bash once again hit him with a dose of reality. BASH: “These weren’t just adventures.” “You went on safaris, you took pictures from helicopters. You were partying with Jack Nicholson…”

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Jinyoung was asked if his heart ever fluttered when he was filming with Dahyun, he said it fluttered every day and at one point started seeing her as just Seon-ah. Dahyun said her heart fluttered every day filming with Jinyoung too and it came out true on the lie detector test.

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New — Speaker Johnson downplays Trump administration officials transmitting classified info on unsecure channel and accidentally adding reporter to the chain. Asked him if he had any concerns about it. “They're going to track that down and make sure that doesn't happen again,” he said. “What you did see though, I think, was top-level officials doing their their job, doing it well, and executing on a plan with precision. That mission was a success. No one was jeopardized because of it. We're grateful for that, but they will, certainly, I'm sure, make sure that that doesn't happen.” Asked whether it was responsible to transmit this info in unclassified setting, Johnson said he wouldn’t characterize how they handled it. “I think the administration has acknowledged it was a mistake…and they'll tighten up and make sure it doesn't happen again.”

New — Speaker Johnson downplays Trump administration officials transmitting classified info on unsecure channel and accidentally adding reporter to the chain. Asked him if he had any concerns about it. “They're going to track that down and make sure that doesn't happen again,” he said. “What you did see though, I think, was top-level officials doing their their job, doing it well, and executing on a plan with precision. That mission was a success. No one was jeopardized because of it. We're grateful for that, but they will, certainly, I'm sure, make sure that that doesn't happen.” Asked whether it was responsible to transmit this info in unclassified setting, Johnson said he wouldn’t characterize how they handled it. “I think the administration has acknowledged it was a mistake…and they'll tighten up and make sure it doesn't happen again.”

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The man in this video was talking to his depressed friend on phone and he was trying to lift his spirit with words of motivation 😂😂 You just need to understand Yoruba 🤣🤣

The man in this video was talking to his depressed friend on phone and he was trying to lift his spirit with words of motivation 😂😂 You just need to understand Yoruba 🤣🤣

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This was 1978 — 45 years ago. Long before Elon Musk and Tesla. Jack Nicholson was touting a car that didn’t run on gasoline, but instead ran on hydrogen. It used solar power to convert energy into Hydrogen by using water, and it aimed to lower the price of fueling cars. It also would have greatly reduce air pollution in American cities and towns by an enormous amount. 45 years ago, even Jack Nicholson knew that it would be a struggle to make this go mainstream, as he mentions the oil and gas industry’s political power. Why is it that 45 years ago we literally had a car that could run on hydrogen, yet this never really took off? Is it the oil and gas industry’s lobbying of politicians? Is it safety issues? Is it something else? Why did it take Elon Musk and Tesla to finally have somewhat of a breakthrough in alternative energy vehicles? Still only 5-6% of cars on the road today are electric. How long until gasoline vehicles become the minority in America?

This was 1978 — 45 years ago. Long before Elon Musk and Tesla. Jack Nicholson was touting a car that didn’t run on gasoline, but instead ran on hydrogen. It used solar power to convert energy into Hydrogen by using water, and it aimed to lower the price of fueling cars. It also would have greatly reduce air pollution in American cities and towns by an enormous amount. 45 years ago, even Jack Nicholson knew that it would be a struggle to make this go mainstream, as he mentions the oil and gas industry’s political power. Why is it that 45 years ago we literally had a car that could run on hydrogen, yet this never really took off? Is it the oil and gas industry’s lobbying of politicians? Is it safety issues? Is it something else? Why did it take Elon Musk and Tesla to finally have somewhat of a breakthrough in alternative energy vehicles? Still only 5-6% of cars on the road today are electric. How long until gasoline vehicles become the minority in America?

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