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Re: When did Jack Nicholson develop his schtick?
Originally Posted by William Fuld
(Post 11168643)
I've always heard King wanted Michael Moriarty. Howard would have been too young.
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Re: When did Jack Nicholson develop his schtick?
Originally Posted by TomOpus
(Post 11169537)
It's the eyebrows!
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Re: When did Jack Nicholson develop his schtick?
Originally Posted by JumpCutz
(Post 11166360)
Pacino was WAY over the top in Scent of a Woman, even though he won the Oscar.
Pacino started his career with quiet self-contained performances and the last 15 or so years HE GOT LOUD!! Okay back to Nicholson. :) |
Re: When did Jack Nicholson develop his schtick?
Originally Posted by Rypro 525
(Post 11170286)
even though its supposed to be over the top, watch Pacino's performance in Dick Tracy. The random screaming started there
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Re: When did Jack Nicholson develop his schtick?
Originally Posted by Rypro 525
(Post 11170286)
even though its supposed to be over the top, watch Pacino's performance in Dick Tracy. The random screaming started there
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Re: When did Jack Nicholson develop his schtick?
Let's not hold up Stephen King as some paragon of casting choices, especially when it comes to adaptations of his own books. This is a guy who wanted Lindsay Lohan (a twenty-something who looks MUCH MUCH OLDER) in the title role of Carrie, over Chloe Moretz (an actual teenager).
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Re: When did Jack Nicholson develop his schtick?
Regardless of some of his other remarks regarding other movies, I know how I felt when I walked out of the theater. I was confused at the major changes in the book, baffled at the ending and didn't care for Jack. The book affected me in ways other horror books had not. It really scared me. So, I held the book in very high esteem.
Now, having said that, over the years I've softened on the liberties the movie took with the book. I do own it the movie. It IS very Kubrick. I still don't like 1st-act-of-the-movie Jack but he does let out all the stops for the rest of the movie. I might've enjoyed the movie more if I had not read the book. |
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