Jack Nicholson dishes about acting and getting old
By Behind The Scenes TV on Dec 31, 2007 in Actors
Who would have ever thought that the 1954 Class Clown of Manasquan High would turn into one of the most recognized Oscar winners in the world?
Few people know more about the craft of acting than Jack Nicholson. But he had to start somewhere and he chose to pass some insights along to the readers of Hollywood Today. “My first acting teacher Jeff Corey said that your job is to provide a stimulating point of departure, this is what you must do in a theatrical experience,” Nicholson commented on the acting process itself.
Nicholson was there with another revered thespian, Morgan Freeman, to talk up their latest movie “The Bucket List.” But like any two guys into their work, the veterans soon started to talk shop.
(Source: Hollywood Today)
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