Director:
Emmanuelle NobécourtCámara:
Nicolas Le GalMúsica:
Jean PoulhalecReparto:
Chloé Réjon (narrador), Jack Nicholson (arch.), Jean-Baptiste Thoret, Roger Corman, Henry Jaglom, Christopher Lloyd, Anjelica Huston (arch.) (más)Sinopsis(1)
No one can resist his killer smile. With his immediately recognizable physique, Jack Nicholson is a far cry from the Californian playboy, at once undeniably sexy, yet singularly scary... How did this common young man become the icon of counterculture overnight? His sharp eye and arched brow give his disarming magnetism a hint of menace, as if he might go for your throat at any moment with a howl of Machiavellian laughter. In a Hollywood career spanning more than 50 years, Nicholson has conquered everyone, becoming the archetypal star who lives according to his own rules. With more than 60 movie credits to his name, and having worked with many of the best directors, from Roman Polanski to Stanley Kubrick, Elia Kazan, Michelangelo Antonioni and Martin Scorsese, Jack Nicholson has helped to redefine the notion of actor and remodel the American cinema landscape. Unmoved by critical approval, polemic, or convention, Nicholson remains the most elusive of American actors. For more than five decades, he has hauled his frame through Hollywood like a predator stalking the jungle, always on the alert, never satisfied, and fiercely free. (Arte)
(más)Reseñas (3)
Los documentales de la televisión francesa, con un formato de cincuenta minutos, son útiles como breve esbozo para adentrarnos en el tema, pero rara vez funcionan como una imagen exhaustiva y completa. Esta película también es bastante abreviada y salta mucho en el tiempo. Quiero ver un documental sobre la vida y la carrera de Jack Nicholson, al menos una película de dos horas con más información y entrevistados. No me cabe duda que en el futuro se creará uno.
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It could use a longer runtime and more detailed insight on the closing stage of the actor’s career, but otherwise this is a very inspiring and complex summary of Jack’s personality and his imprint on all those iconic film roles. Jack Nicholson is the last and the greatest star of good-old Hollywood and this likeable documentary will only confirm that.
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I didn't know much about Jack Nicholson's personal life until now, so I found this hour-long documentary quite crammed with information. After watching it, I'm just a little sad that Jack, for all his success and fame, was probably never really happy. (80%)
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