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    (internationalstudentguide) People become so iconic by their superb acting skills even if the movie itself is not so superb. Jack Nicholson is a true example of an iconic actor. The skills he possesses and demonstrates on the screen are beyond doubt some of the best his time. What has made Jack Nicholson so iconic is taking on so many challenging roles that other actors will shy away from. Nicholson is brilliant with his roles of men that are angry, crazy, or the antagonist. Many still go to see a film just because

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    Jack Nicholson Outliers

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    have chosen an individual who is beyond extraordinary in many aspects. Jack Nicholson is an American outlier because of his versatility and the tremendous impact he has made on the film industry. I will discuss what makes him such an acclaimed actor in the entertainment business. Jack Nicholson was born in Neptune, New Jersey on April 22. Looking back at Jack Nicolson’s upbringing one can conclude that it was far from average. Jack grew up around acting, he was childhood friend with the now famous Danny

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    A Few Good Men Essay.

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    Diction is potrayed with excellent actors. Jack Nicholson in this movie does a outstanding job being Col. Nathan Jessep in making the movie goer not like him for many different reasons. Jack nicholson uses plenty of emotion throughout the movie showing how powerful he thinks he is, at times how corrupt and cuel he can be. You can tell from Nicholsons facial expressions throughout the play on what he is thinking and what he might want to do next. Jack nicholsons character in the film is abundantly high

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    Nicholson depicts Gittes with amazing grace and naturalness and his actions throughout the film are powerfully effective. Nicholson is charismatic and energetic in his role, helping to bring depth and life to the character Gittes. Nicholson also manages to portray all his feelings realistically, whether it be sadness, anger, confusion, or any emotion. This helps to keep

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    Roman Polanski for captivating the 40’s in a factual stance yet portraying a private eye in a distinctive approach. From how he uses lighting and camera angles to his single scene in the film Polanski just makes it all work. Success also due to Jack Nicholson as the main character, were he truly proves that acting is a form of art. The film Chinatown embodies neo-noir and is gives viewers and strong sense of intrigue. Using strong senses of historical accuracy with Polanski’s attention to

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    Something 's Got Ta Give

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    cast featuring Jack Nicholson, Diane Keaton, Keanu Reeves, Amanda Pete and Frances McDormand. Ebert observed while watching this film that he himself was moved by the characters. Toward the end of his informational bit Ebert makes an observation that there is a sexual mystery surrounding the situation between Erica played by Diane Keaton, Dr. Mercer played by Keanu Reeves and the notorious Harry played by Jack Nicholson. With plenty of nudity to go around Ebert suggests Nicholson might have contributed

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    like Marlowe and Spade echo throughout the movie, but the film lacks an edge that made the originals more compelling and cynical. To his credit, Nicholson does a fair job, though similar, his character shows more sympathy then the usual hard-boiled detective of this kind of genre. “A sequel, The Two Jakes, was released in 1990, again starring Nicholson, who also directed, with Robert Towne returning to write the screenplay. The film failed to generate the acclaim of its predecessor. In 1991, the

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    A few good men starring Jack Nicholson Tom Cruise and Demi Moore is about ethic in the marines. Many characters in the movie are faced with moral dillemas Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholsons characters are faced with moral dillemas. The movie is about two marines who are accused of murdering there fellow officer, during the incestigation it is discovered that there is a practice called “code red” this is a unethical and unofficial disciplinary measure by the marine squad when a member goes against the

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    With recently watching The Bucket List, I decided to do a list of differences between the two main characters of the film: Edward Cole (Jack Nicholson) and Carter Chambers (Morgan Freeman). From the very beginning of the film, you could tell these two men were very different from each other, but through the shared pain of cancer, they learn to get along and bond with one another. I'll also be talking about who I'd personally like to be for a year out of the two main characters, and why I'd feel that

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    Pollak. On the opposing side of the case there is prosecutor Capt. John Ross, Kevin Bacon. The commanding officer of the marines that is accused of ordering a “Code Red” and killing the victim is Col. Nathan R. Jessup, played by the legendary Jack Nicholson. The two marines, Dawson and Downey, were in Second Platoon, Bravo Company, Rifle Security Company Windward, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Their platoon leader Lt. Jonathan Kendrick, Kiefer Sutherland, was also a witness in the trial and was the one who

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