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2024 discussion threads
The guy was born aged 40 years and he’s probably like 176 now.
I could have sworn he was 50 in those movies from the 70s. Maybe he just smoked a lot
The guy is 87 years old. I hope he is living a happy retirement.
I think instead of asking where JK is, e should be discussing who the next iconic star is.
I think the era of stars at that level is over.
I kind of hate how these lazyass "where did walking fossil x go" articles can still bring in the clicks when it's pretty fucking obvious where he's gone. since he's not in the White House, which is the other place we keep our aspiring undead, he's home in the Hills, drooling on his felted dressing gown at 3 p.m., just medicated out of time and space, waiting for the reaper's touch
I appreciate when people, whose job it was was to grab the spotlight, leave the public persona and go live thier life.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Roman Polanski’s Chinatown (1974), the 1930s LA-set crime thriller that has one of Jack Nicholson’s most famous performances, as sardonic detective Jake Gittes.
It’s also nearly half a century since Nicholson played rebellious everyman RP McMurphy, who is incarcerated in a mental institution and engaged in a battle of wills with the sociopathic Nurse Ratched, in Milos Forman’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (1975).
There was a time when the actor was spotted everywhere: in nightclubs, on chat shows, at basketball matches, at movie premieres.
It is 14 years since his last movie, the rapidly forgotten romcom How Do You Know.
One of his friends, music producer Lou Adler, told the WTF podcast that Nicholson now prefers to spend his time “sitting under a tree and reading a book”.
Nicholson can justifiably claim to be the greatest, most charismatic and versatile of all the stars of his era.
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