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Jack Nicholson

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coastalpanther62 coastalpanther62 Newcomer
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#21 ·
There’s a certain chill you get just from looking into his eyes. He’d be the perfect choice to play one of those brilliant psychopaths in a thriller.
nimbleorca28 nimbleorca28 Newcomer
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#22 ·
Jack Nicholson
April 22, 1937, Neptune, New Jersey, USA
Jack Nicholson
With that signature rogueish grin and a wardrobe that always looks like it costs more than my entire life, the man is now 68 years old and apparently just dropped a bombshell—claiming he only reaches for the Viagra when he’s juggling more than one lady at a time.
And get this, his whole childhood was built on this wild lie where he thought his grandma was actually his mom, and his mom was his aunt. Talk about a mess. The whole truth didn't come crashing down until he hit his thirties, right after he shot to stardom and the tabloids started digging up all the dirt.

Honestly, he’s easily one of my absolute favorite actors, if not quite THE favorite!
driftingorca13 driftingorca13 Member
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joined Jan 2008
#23 ·
Jack Nicholson is incredible... absolutely wild and powerful... I just love him.
slyfox44 slyfox44 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2008
#24 ·
quote:
"Put on some shades and suddenly I'm Jack Nicholson. Take them off and I'm just a heavy 60-year-old."

The guy has pure charisma. Truly.
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
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#25 ·
The Truth?! You couldn't handle The Truth if it hit you in the face!
It’s a damn shame the script didn't call for a bullet to go straight through Tom Cruise's face, right in the middle of that little slimy snout.😍
He is absolutely terrifying in this scene; I am fully convinced he actually believes every word coming out of his mouth, so much so that even I, just sitting here watching, was sold on the righteousness of his seemingly brutal decision.

Here is Johnny Depp!😍
Nicholas Sullivan49 Nicholas Sullivan49 Member
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joined Aug 2007
#26 ·
He’s also one of my favorite actors... I’m looking forward to rewatching his performance in "Radiance" this Monday... truly an unforgettable role... but that turn as The Joker... 😍...he completely hijacked the entire movie... calling him a villain is a joke... and don't even get me started on Let... 👍
briskbison28 briskbison28 Member
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joined Mar 2008
#27 ·
Just rewatched 'radiance' for the millionth time... the man is a legend! 🙏
That scene where he smashes through the door with an axe, peeks into the bathroom, grins, and goes: "heereeee's johnny!" Absolutely iconic.
cosmicangler55 cosmicangler55 Newcomer
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#28 ·
It seems the era of motherhood has come to an end
nimbleranger34 nimbleranger34 Newcomer
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#29 ·
Man, Jack Nicholson is such a rare breed.

But honestly? Hand on heart, he hasn't really done anything massive since The Pledge. I feel like Penn needs to pull him into another project—I mean, the guy definitely still has something left in the tank even if he’s pushing 70.

And this new one, The Bucket List? It was just... meh. Total nothingburger. FFCopoll is spot on for dragging him, Robert De Niro, and Pacino for basically coasting lately and just going through the motions. Probably just too many years under the belt and too much money in the bank...
Douglas Morales5 Douglas Morales5 Newcomer
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#30 ·
The sheer radiance of yesterday—I can't even count how many times I've seen it—but witnessing all those dialogues, the gestures, the way the kid wanders through the hotel, that "REDRUM" written on the typewriter... it's haunting.

That conversation in the restroom with that bald gentleman was something else; when he says Niger, it's truly memorable.

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