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The Hollywood actor, Jack Nicholson, a hunk of his own time, has now turned 73 years old and fells


good to remember the time when I was young. However, there are still plenty of papers and films for him, but for him, his youth and "not yet proven success" was reassuring for him. Jack Nicholson, in the beginning of his career, he appeared they were almost the same class, but then his followers after the heights reached when it began to do roles other than what he always was doing. The first role that made him unusual was a small role in Hollywood film, The Last Tycoon, where she starred opposite her co-star, Robert De Niro. Next was his role in Hollywood film Missouri Breaks, which was directed by Arthur Penn and Jack Nicholson played a very apathetic. Jack Nicholson later revealed that he decided to make this movie just because he was dying to work with Marlon Brando. In 1980, Jack Nicholson worked in the Hollywood movie, The Shining that, although not granted, yet has been one of the most memorable and successful roles he has done at this time. Many of his films show excellent performances of Jack Nicholson in the Hollywood film scene as the Reds, The Witches of Eastwick, Ironweed,

The Postman Always Rings Twice, Prizzi's Honor, News media, witnesses, etc. Jack Nicholson showed what he is capable of playing the role of psychotic murder, and the villain in the negative role of the Joker in the Hollywood movie, Batman. This role and the film became an international success around the world. With this feature alone, Jack Nicholson won around U.S. $ 60 million, which was a very profitable business. Then the director of Batman and Jack Nicholson worked again for the Hollywood movie "Mars Attacks! "Where Jack Nicholson played two roles, one of President James Dale and the other a developer of Las Vegas Land Art This film, as well as functions was recognized by both fans and the public where the issue common argument was just the consistency with which Jack Nicholson played the two characters.