Matt Damon Recounts Jack Nicholson's Creative Improvisation on Set
In this clip, actor Matt Damon shares an anecdote about working with Jack Nicholson. Damon describes how Nicholson approached a specific scene where his character, Costello, executes a man kneeling in the marshes. Nicholson, citing his background in the Roger Corman school of filmmaking, decided to improvise by changing the victim from a man to a woman, believing it would make the scene more impactful. Damon highlights this moment as an example of Nicholson's unique creative process and willingness to deviate from the script to enhance the narrative.
I never warmed up to Matt Damon, yeah his Bourne series was good but apart from that just never thought much of him. Then I saw the Odyssey. Dude won me over there.
Movie any good? Never saw it
I rewrote Good Will Hunting
Legends say the camera is still rolling
The fake laugh struggle was thick
Hhiheuehe Heiheuheue Hihhehihieh Fckn farts. They automatically make that sound after he says anything.
this scene is real ?
I should rewatch the departed....
Fucking awesome. Jack does it and get $1M. I create something nearly as sinister, tell the story to my horror movie and murder doc loving wife, and she thinks I'm insane. This bitch loves Rob Zombie, but I'm unhinged. The diffence between being cool and being gay is weather or no
yeah remember that scene with the axe and the door in the shining? I'm not sure jack was acting