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Daily Mail last week, the new images show Nicholson standing on his balcony in a loose orange t-shirt with navy trousers. In one of the photos he is rubbing one side of his face and his hair appears messy, leading fans to suggest he’s just woken up.Jack Nicholson, 85, looks disheveled on LA balcony as he's seen for first time in TWO YEARS https://t.co/4Vi5pykFoE pic.twitter.com/EnJCDOMbSN— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) April 13, 2023The accompanying article describes Nicholson as “dishevelled”, while a similar story published by Fox News claims he “looks unrecognisable”.

Heart Radio's Breakfast Show star Amanda Holden opened up about having a 'crush' on former football manager Jurgen Klopp when comedian Alex Horne brought up his wish to host him on Taskmaster.

Amanda Holden has spilled on her husband Chris Hughes' reaction to her "crush" on former Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp.

Barry Keoghan opened up about bringing an iconic villain to life in The Batman.

according to The Numbers.The comedy, starring comic Pete Holmes and “Ant-Man” actress Judy Greer, revolves around six naughty siblings who, after sneaking into a church, unwittingly become the stars of their town’s annual Christmas pageant.“The Best Christmas Pageant Ever” opened in just over 3,000 theaters.Meanwhile, the much ballyhooed Hugh Grant thriller “Heretic” showed in 200 more theaters than “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever,” but earned $700,000 less.“Heretic” debuted the No. 2, generating $4.3 million in day one ticket sales.The film follows two young missionaries who become trapped in the home of a fiendish man (Grant), and find themselves playing a deadly game of cat and mouse as they try to stay alive.“Venom: The Last Dance” earned another $3.9 million at the box office during its third week in theaters, and dropped two slot to No.

Sara Sampaio isn’t watching Ray Nicholson in Smile 2!

Venom: The Last Dance” earned another $6.6 million in ticket sales during its second week in theaters, and holds steady at No. 1, according to The Numbers.The film stars Tom Hardy as Eddie Brock, a journalist forced to share his body with a demonic-looking alien symbiote that feasts on human brains.

Variety reported on Tuesday.Garr passed away in Los Angeles after a long battle with multiple sclerosis. The late star was best known for her roles in the films “Young Frankenstein” and “Tootsie,” the latter of which earned her an Oscar nomination.Garr was born on December 11, 1944 in Lakewood, Ohio.

according to The Numbers.The threequel’s first-day take likely means it will fall short of the $70 million insiders had projected it would generate during its opening weekend.The film series, about a symbiotic alien who invades the body of Hardy’s San Francisco newspaper columnist character, and consumes human brains to stay alive. The original “Venom” film in 2018 sold $32 million ticket on its first day, while 2021’s “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” generated $37 million in opening day sales.“Smile 2,” the psychological thriller starring Jack Nicholson’s son, Ray, dropped a notch to No.

Veteran film director Roman Polanski has reached a settlement which will help him avoid a trial over an alleged rape of a child in 1973.

horror is derived directly from the ancient Latin to “tremble or shudder.” What makes us seek this shudder in slasher movies, ghost stories, and zombie flicks? This excellent article from “Harvard Business Review” argues that humans love horror movies because they offer two-fold stimulation, simultaneously triggering anxiety and excitement and delivering a hot hit of adrenaline. In this sense, horror provides a feeling not wildly dissimilar from a theme park ride or a first date; butterflies from bloodshed, if you will. In a shock to no one, individuals who exhibit higher levels of empathy are less inclined to enjoy horror than those with fair to middling rates of compassion.

“House of the Devil” is widely regarded as the first horror movie ever made. In a handful of minutes, the devil conjures a woman from a cauldron and tortures two noblemen with bats, witches, and disappearing furniture, only to be brought down by that old ace in the hole, a giant crucifix. In the years since, horror villains have evolved alongside our collective fears and desires, proving that what we repress returns to haunt and hunt us.

As Smile 2 continues scaring up bigger audiences than its popular predecessor at the global and domestic box offices, director Parker Finn is providing some insight into the decisions that went into the making of his horror sequel.

Shirley MacLaine shared candid details about her love life in her upcoming memoir.The 90-year-old actress, who previously penned her best-selling 1983 autobiography “Out on a Limb,” will release her new book “The Wall of Life: Pictures and Stories from This Marvelous Lifetime” on Oct. 22.During an interview with People magazine ahead of the memoir’s publication, MacLaine, who had an open marriage with her husband of 28 years, Steve Parker, claimed that she had affairs with all of her leading men except two — Jack Nicholson and Jack Lemmon.Though MacLaine and Nicholson played love interests in James L.

The Numbers.The psychological supernatural horror flick, the sequel to 2022’s “Smile,” is projected to earn $23 million on its opening weekend, according to The Hollywood Reporter.It stars Jack Nicholson’s son Ray, whom The Post said “is a dead ringer for his 87-year-old Hollywood royalty father in Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 masterpiece ‘The Shining.'”Ray stars as the deceased boyfriend of a pop singer, played by Naomi Scott, who has hallucinations of him smiling at her. In second place was “Terrifier 3,” with just over $3 million in revenue.The slasher film, which was in the number one spot last Friday, its theatrical debut, could earn up to $8 million this weekend, as per Deadline.

Clayton Davis Senior Awards Editor Are you not entertained by this year’s exciting and unpredictable Oscar race? Well, you should be because Ridley Scott‘s epic and potentially huge blockbuster sequel, “Gladiator II,” has exploded onto the scene following its first screening in Los Angeles in front of an audience of AMPAS and SAG voters. The long-awaited sequel to best picture winner “Gladiator” (2000) is igniting the spark for Scott, its three-time Oscar-nominated director, to be in the running to win his long-coveted Academy Award.

told Deadline at the premiere that his lookalike pop is his “inspiration.”“Well, you know, we’re very different people,” Ray said. “I was born in 1992, he was born in 1937. The things that affect me don’t necessarily affect him.

Jack Nicholson, has spoken about what he learned from his father, claiming they are “very different people”.The younger Nicholson, 32, is currently starring in horror sequel Smile 2, as the boyfriend of Naomi Scott’s pop singer Skye Riley. In recent years, he has also appeared in Paul Thomas Anderson’s Licorice Pizza, Emerald Fennell’s Promising Young Woman and the Amazon Prime Video series Panic.Speaking to Deadline ahead of the premiere of Smile 2, Nicholson was asked about the likeness of his character in the film to his father’s legendary Jack Torrance character in 1980’s The Shining.Ray Nicholson on fans reactions to the similarities between his ‘Smile 2’ promo poster and his father Jack Nicholson’s infamous ‘The Shining’ smile, plus how his father is an inspiration to him: “He’s my hero” | #SmileMovie pic.twitter.com/FZ6bwSOAxs— Deadline (@DEADLINE) October 15, 2024“We’re very different people,” Ray explained. “I was born in 1992, he was born in 1937.

We’ve seen this smile before … sort of.

Al Pacino has revealed that studio bosses wanted the likes of Jack Nicholson and Robert Redford to take the lead role in The Godfather ahead of him.The star said in an extract from his new book Sonny Boy (via The Guardian), which came out last week, that Paramount were not interested in him taking the role and the likes of Warren Beatty and Ryan O’Neal were also ahead of him on the list.“Paramount didn’t want me to play Michael Corleone. They wanted Jack Nicholson. They wanted Robert Redford.

Kathy A. McDonald Vintage residential buildings are often the digs of choice for Manhattan’s cultural class.

Iggy Pop, is the cover boy of “Dustin Pittman: New York After Dark,” prowling across the stage with the Stooges at Ugano’s Club in 1970.“Iggy did his Iggy thing,” said Pittman. “He was all new, and it was amazing … We just hit it off really well.”So much so that Pittman was granted a very special exception.“Iggy had this one rule that if a photographer got too close, he would break their camera,” he said.

One of the oldest restaurants in Los Angeles, once frequented by stars like Mae West, prominent politicians, and the city’s powerbrokers, was severely damaged by fire during the early morning hours Saturday.

Pat Saperstein Deputy Editor Sandy Bresler, who served as Jack Nicholson‘s agent for more than 60 years, died Thursday in Santa Monica. He was 87. Bresler founded the independent boutique agency Bresler-Kelly & Associates in 1983 with John Kelly.

Sandy Bresler, who repped Jack Nicholson for more than 60 years and founded two talent agencies, died today after a brief illness, a rep for his family told Deadline. He was 87.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic Stanley Kubrick’s “The Shining” is a movie that lives in its own special sphere. Simply put, I think it may be the most fascinating horror film ever made…that’s not scary. The most fascinating horror film ever made that is scary is “Psycho”; that’s because it’s the ultimate film to watch yourself watching.

Brent Lang Executive Editor Robert Altman was in Houston filming “Brewster McCloud” when he met Shelley Duvall at a party. After the filmmaker and his crew became close to Duvall, Altman was convinced that she would be perfect as the off-beat young woman who falls for Brewster. Duvall, who had sold cosmetics and studied nutrition in college, was stunned.

The Shining is on the way – check out all the details below.Approved by the Kubrick Film Archive and family estate, the film, Shine On – The Forgotten Shining Location, will premiere on the official Stanley Kubrick YouTube channel on July 26 at 7pm (UK time) to coincide with the late filmmaker’s birthday.The film is narrated by Michael Sheen and includes interviews with the film’s executive producer, Jan Harlan, art director Les Tomkins, and Kubrick’s daughter Katharina Kubrick.As per a synopsis of the film, the interviewees will “revisit the studio locations and share their memories about a film frequently voted the best horror film of all time.”The film explores key locations in the making film as well as the art direction when creating the Overlook Hotel at the famous Elstree Studios.In a press release, the documentary film’s director/producer, Paul King, said fans will discover some new information about the sets used on the film.He explained: “There have been so many rumours about some of the sets from The Shining still existing at Elstree Studios, but to actually find them and walk around them was like discovering a holy grail of film history.”Katharina Kubrick, who also worked as a location researcher on the film added: “The production of The Shining has been well documented and analysed, but this is a story which has never been told.

Addie Morfoot Contributor Celebrity documentaries are a dime a dozen these days. But celebrity docus that don’t serve as an infomercial for a star are rare. Laurent Bouzereau‘s HBO documentary “Faye,” about Faye Dunaway, is one of those rare celebrity docus.

Chinatown has died, aged 89.The writer passed away at home on Monday (July 1) among family and friends, his publicist said. A cause of death was not disclosed.Chinatown, starring Jack Nicholson, is still considered to be one of the greatest screenplays of all time and earned an Oscar for Towne in 1975.He had an illustrious writing career in Hollywood and also earned Academy Award nominations for his films Shampoo, The Last Detail and Greystoke.

Robert Towne, who won an Oscar for his Chinatown original screenplay and was nominated for his The Last Detail, Shampoo and Greystoke scripts, died Monday at his home. He was 89.

The original Twister, released in 1996, emerged during a golden age in Hollywood that erased the previously held threshold that kept A-list actors away from B-movie material. It didn’t get much better than casting John Malkovich as Cyrus the Virus in Jerry Bruckheimer’s 1997 blockbuster bruiser Con Air, but making Helen Hunt the lead in a disaster movie — just a year away from winning an Oscar opposite Jack Nicholson in As Good as It Gets — certainly gave Twister some unexpected gravitas. Twisters, however, is part of a more recent phenomenon: the Sundance-to-tentpole pipeline that started when in 2012 Colin Trevorrow went straight from Safety Not Guaranteed to Jurassic World.

Jack Nicholson’s ex-partner has claimed that the Oscar-winning actor has “never retired” despite beliefs that he withdrawn from acting.Lara Flynn Boyle, who dated the actor over two decades ago, said she remains friends with Nicholson, who she told People was “a huge part of my life.”Nicholson, 86, last appeared in a feature film in 2010’s How Do You Know, a romantic comedy starring Reese Witherspoon, Owen Wilson and Paul Rudd.In the 14 years since, he has resisted any offers to return to acting. Nicholson has never officially retired, although he did state in a 2013 Vanity Fair interview that he was less driven to “be out there anymore”.When asked about his retirement, Boyle said he’s “making magic”, adding: “The world of Jack is always here. There’s no retiring for the world of Jack.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic A great ending can be the hardest thing for a writer. For Robert Towne — who died Tuesday, having written and reshaped some of the most important films of the 1970s — finding the best way to wrap up a film was a career-long challenge.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic When Shelley Duvall was cast to play Wendy Torrance in Stanley Kubrick’s “The Shining” (1980), the film she would become most famous for, it was overwhelmingly the most mainstream movie she’d ever done — but more to the point, it was the most mainstream character. Duvall, who died July 11 at 75, had spent the better part of a decade playing vibrant kooks and eccentrics in Robert Altman movies (and in case you think “kook” sounds pejorative, there was never anything pejorative about it when Shelley Duvall played one).

Shelley Duvall has died at the age of 75.

of complications from diabetes. She was 75.“My dear, sweet, wonderful life partner and friend left us. Too much suffering lately, now she’s free.