"Jack's Life feels true. . . . Fascinating.”—Entertainment Weekly
Jack Nicholson has lived large on and off the screen. Patrick McGilligan, one of America's outstanding film biographers, has plumbed research and interviews to expand his definitive biography since its publication twenty years ago. Jack's Life captures the essence of this most private and public of stars with a vivid depiction of Nicholson's tangled Dickensian upbringing, his hungry years as actor and writer, his nearaccidental breakthrough in
Easy Rider, and his prolificacy and artistry ever since, with roles in
Chinatown, Five Easy Pieces, The Shining, A Few Good Men, As Good As It Gets, and
The Departed, to name a beloved handful of his sixty-plus films. McGilligan captures the life and legacy of this unabashed and complex personality
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978-0-393-35097-5 (9780393350975)
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Patrick McGilligan has edited the acclaimed Backstory series and written distinguished biographies of film figures including George Cukor, Fritz Lang, Alfred Hitchcock, and, most recently, Orson Welles. He lives in Milwaukee.
