Jack Nicholson: The Art Of Anger
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Having the face of a complete lunatic helps a lot
He knew he was not Clark Gable. He used what he had. Perfectly.
It does indeed.
I think he just has the face of a complete Jack Nicholson and we're the ones who were conditioned to perceive that as maniacal by his roles
Did you just give us a truth bomb?
What if we can't handle the truth? :P
I have been waiting to make that film reference.
Very subjective... but IMHO Nickson looks sane when he is taking a normal photograph. But because he was (he has retired) such a great actor is able to animate his normal face into insanity or rage depending on the situation called for in the given movie.
Jack Nicholson is a joy to watch.
He truly is. I wished, though, that the beautifully impotent, prostrate anger that he shows in About Schmidt would have been included here. When he tries to assault a guy and can't even collect himself enough to make his hands into fists but instead slaps the guy. That truly shows range, compared to the extremely potent, fierce anger that he's more well known for.
My mom was unnerved by his performance in The Shining so much that she was convinced he really was crazy. My dad assured her he was just acting. "NO!" she replied, "No one can just act that crazy". She was giving him the best compliment an actor can get.
When I was little I would ask my mom why my dad was on the cover for The Shining and she'd be like "that's not your dad, that's Jack Nicholson, he's in this movie." But it never made sense because he looked exactly like my dad so I'd just ask again and again 😂
I can be that crazy! Just hide my X-men comics or Stephen King books.
True
@@generalobiwankenobi8265
Stephen King is the worst writer I have ever read
Everyone says that Jack Nicholson looks like a crazy person. No he was just so good at playing one that his face became the picture people think of when they think of a crazy person....
I never thought of that before...
@@fourhorsemenmechanix757 I know. Pretty cool when you think about it that way
His chameleon eyes help too 😁 I have them as well
So art redirecting perception.
latent conditioning.
I met the man once. At a bookstore near the Stanley hotel, yes THAT Stanley hotel. And it was about as terrifying and cool to meet him as you would expect
If only we’d have the same experience you had here!!!
That’s so cool! What’d he say?
@@allys744 he said "Here's Johny, it's not funny"
Fantastic video. It's easy to write Nicholson off as an eccentric one-trick pony but you really bring out the nuance of his acting.
Who has ever written off Jack Nicholson as a one-trick pony? I think most, if not all, people recognize him as a great actor and give him his dues.
A lot of people accuse him of just playing himself in every role.
siennajohanna He doesn't 'play himself', he *brings* himself, or parts of, to each role.
The only people who write him off as a one trick pony are those who've only ever watched The Shining and Batman. His big iconic roles in which he plays psychos.
He's done much much more. Compare him in the Chinatown. Watch Five Easy Pieces. A Few Good Men. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's. The Pledge. All different. All genuine. All great acting.
Nicholson's performance in The Last Detail is so underrated..
“sometimes the anger is justified”
*inserts clip of him strangling nurse ratchet*
Fuck nurse ratchet she deserved it
Georgia Clunis it was justified. Lol.
😂😂😂
Nurse Ratchet likes to be in power, she subconsciously uses the patients' illnesses against them in order to maintain that feeling of power.
*Her main goal should be to help them heal.* Billy was healing. He's been a scared, insecure little boy all his life. Never would think he could have a family and do good in this world.
He was gaining confidence, for the first time in his life, it's a breakthrough and that first time is usually associated with a ton of optimism since it's a new thing!
Nurse Ratchet recognizes that and like the justifiably most hated female character in film history she crushes his confidence and happiness and drags him down to square 1... His best chance at healing, crushed because she wanted to feel the power of control again.
And you wanna sit there and imply that choking her isn't justified? You literally make me sick.
@@mastereppsreturns6586 okay maybe your ending was a little bit much. But everything else. Totally agree with. Love the movie. Next time I suggest you just make sure to think that maybe not everyone is familiar with Jack Nicholson's work. Or maybe he hasn't seen that movie before. Because reading the end of your comment made me sick.👌
I am curious to how high his blood pressure is
Don't know, but I've met a few people who know Jack and he's apparently a very chill person in real life.
Low, he is retired and plays golf.
maybe all his acting has helped him vent anger and he is actually much more relaxed than the average man.
He also smokes a ton of weed
Heck he did EVERY drug known to science including LSD. Idk if he still used anybody form of substance now
In his youth, he'd have been one hell of a Wolverine.
He isn't afraid of getting ugly. In a world where Hollywood mostly portray humans as always being the prettiest little perfect things, he stands out like a shining idol.
A *SHINING* idol?
I see what you did there....
Al Pacino: the art of yelling
YES YES YES YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wh-wh-what the fuck are ya talkin about? Have you SEEN Dog Day Afternoon?
Robert De Niro: the art of repeating.
Hoo-Ah!
Rodzilla kinda but in a enjoyable way
Nicholson is at his absolute best in those short seconds leading up to his anger explosions
"anger can be a form of desperation...a noise so loud that you dont have to hear your own insecurities" 👌 spot on. Very insightful
Jack is such s great character actor.
well all actors or actresses are character actors unless they do a documentary on themselfs :P
Maybe the greatest?
He is one of the most charismatic actors of all time.He is so smooth and also iconic with body language
Not enough comments recognize this. He oozes charisma & confidence.
That's got me in the mood for a good Jack Nicholson movie!
Clay Mann Five Easy Pieces!
Chinatown.
Here's Johnny!
The Last Detail
@@ApocalypseLater8 any recommendations that are on netflix
Jack Nicholson is the most intense actor of all time.
You clearly havent seen 7 samurais
Javier Bardem
@@stephenr80 Toshiro Mifune- what an amazing actor. I love him too. But, I think Nicholson is greater.
Walton Goggins
Whaat? Haven't you seen Nicholas Cage?
You left out the best one, when he gets mad at HIMSELF for looking at the camera in The Shining and Kubrick left it in!
Do you have a short clip link of that scene, because I can't recall which one you're talking about
@@d3athblad3 After him and Wendy argue while Danny is in bed and he storms out. Just before the ballroom scene.
He wasnt looking at the camera. He was looking into dannys room
“You’re BREAKING my concentration! You’re disTRACTING me!”
Master Epps Returns The moment where he says “Wendy, Darling” was phenomenal.
"Why don't you start right now and get the fuck out of here"
Matt - Yes! That ONE line freaked me out. It was so mocking, so petulant, so condescending...you knew then that she was FUCKED 😆
You can’t handle distracting me!
Nicholson's bodily anger made me think of the 'Nicholas Cage loses his shit' video. Do a video on him and lose your mind like Abed
I'm a simple man. I see Community, I like.
Storytellers Community fans unite !!!
Six seasons and a movie.
Everything here is so perfect, from Nicholson to community but most importantly the video of Cage losing saved my life, it’s beautiful, thank you
Jack Nicholson is a national treasure.
Thats why Nicolas Cage kidnaped he.
He is astounding
tbh, I think being angry is one of the most honest emotions, so whenever I see how someone becomes angry I always pay attention.
Awesome Video! :D
How bout a Jim Carry next time?
So what your saying is that the best way to reach honesty is to ... *introduce chaos?*
Great comment. If we will give an anger more attention, maybe we can see what lies underneath it. As well said in this video - anger is only a thin layer over something bigger and often complicated. We fear anger of others and ourselves, but we should stop it only if it becoming violence. Otherwise we should listen.
I agree, anger is the most honest, but at least in my experience it's more about the situation than the person, though it can't help but reveal something about the person. Just have to know how to separate the two.
Samuel Wallace no, I just feel a certain honesty from someone when they show their wrath. I'm being too subjective here. LOL sorry
Jim Carrey is a very good sugestion
His performance in As Good As It Gets is impeccable.
I always felt like Nicholson was channeling someone trying really hard to quit smoking after chain smoking for a decades.
Reminds me of my dad
I would really dig a complete list of all the movies referenced here.
Imdb
This is coming so late! But the ones I recognized are Chinatown, the departed, the last detail, the shining, as good as it gets, about Schmidt, a few good men, the shooting, and one flew over the cuckoos nest. Hope this helps!
_drops everything to watch a new Nerdwriter video_
That's pretty much exactly what I just did!
one of the few youtube channels left i would do this for
Yep, same here, and it did not disappoint.
Hope you don't work as a midwife
Johnny Bedini 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
His role in the One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest will always be my favorite.
This reminds me of a great concept a theatre director once expressed to me when I was acting in one of his shows.
The beauty of any actor's performance actually isn't their ability to unleash a tirade of emotions from deep within themselves, contrary to popular opinion. It's actually the beauty and subtlety of what lies underneath the emotion they are 'showing' to an audience.
In this video, that takes the form of whatever emotion Jack Nicholson is feeling underneath the anger which, I agree, is almost always clear and incredibly well done.
The example this theatre director gave me though, was a recurring moment in Anton Chekhov's plays, where a character who is in great pain begins to sing or whistle. As an actor, it's our job to 'whistle over the pain'.
Now I have to watch all Nicolson movies in consecutive order. Thanks for that.
Did you do it
me too....
This is just one of the innumerable reasons why Jack is my favourite actor.
Yours, not mine.
WHAT a great looking guy, seriously, he also has such a wide range of looks. wow what a legend!
@@PeterGriffin-in5ut *gray
the real anger is Jack Nicholson at a losing Lakers game
Bluebucket Must be where he sharpens his toolset lol
Oh, so every Lakers game? ;)
you cut yourself on that edge
frequently
Bluebucket lately
Trevor does this well in GTA v
MattVideo Productions Trevor is basically Jack Nicholson as a game character
MattVideo Productions Nah it’s over-acted to the point of it just being really tiring imo
I get angry every time the game changes away from the Jack Torrance outfit without me asking for it.
@Grym I do not think Trevor can make the audience feel that anger. Trevor is showing his fury with his actions, it's instant. It's like a sudden gunshot. Yes you will be afraid but only as long as you hear the gunshot. Nicholson's anger is like a volcano. You can hear it boilling. You don't see any body movements. You feel the tension and know it's going to errupt. It's that fear of when it's going to burst. That's why Trevor will never reach that level. He is giving it all in just a moment while Nicholson is making you tense and more tense until he explodes and you get paralyzed. A good example is Psycho (Nicholson) vs Conjuring (Trevor). While the conjuring will scare you all the time for dumb reasons, The Shining will start breaking you piece by piece until it goes full berserk and makes you terrified.
Takis Dimarelos but psycho isnt scary.
click to learn about Jack Nicholson. end up learning about myself instead. that's the nerdwriter for you
YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH
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Cindy KNOWS Kaptain Kristain too.
Kaptain K is the real deal.
Im gonna have to check him out
you should check lessons from the screenplay
Also don't forget Every Frame a Painting
Fantastic. A genuine sense of understanding of Nicholson. He's one of my favourite actors and I still felt like I learned something.
This is def one of the best youtube channels ever!
Watching him get angry is good for the soul.
*"HERE'S NERDWRITER!!!"*
_[scream of fear intensifies]_
I'm Very Angry It's Not Butter!!
These videos are some of the better content of RUclips. These are masterful essays that breathe new life into films and performances I've seen dozens of times, and can now enjoy a dozen more. Thank you.
So, can we get Nicholas Cage's Master of Freak Out for the next video, LOL.
Then Christopher Walken as "Master of the Awesomely Weird"
Then Tommy Wiseau's "Mastor of Terrible Movies"
despite all his rage, he's still just Nicolas Cage
Леся Пономарева Nicholas Cage + Tommy Wiseau = Ass-Spam ... I should have known it would come to this.
I lol'd
I never realized just how precise his expressions of those emotions were! That's really impressive. Thanks for highlighting those subtleties!
Every single nerdwriter video makes me so pumped
You learn so much from these videos without even realising it and it even entertains
Also, does anyone feel like when the video ends that it was a trailer for something ?
man you know i'm an actress just starting out, and this video reallllllly helped me so much. i have such a better understanding of acting now, like i always knew that when you are acting, you are showing a character as a real, living person with complex emotions and depth. but this video goes into how the same emotions are always so different, how character and personality affects everything, and how everything in the environment of the character that could in any possible way affect the tone of the emotion, will always affect the emotion. thank you so much
Madelyn Palmentieri Also watch nerdwriter's video on Anthony Hopkins' acting in Westworld. I really appreciated the mastery of emotions Hopkins possesses after that.
Mutilated Baby Wellll, that’s a bit rude, don’t you think?
The use of capitals and proper punctuation eludes you, doesn't it? Sad.
@@eknaap8800 Well I understood what she sais. Not all people are as "good" in English as you are, professor.
*said
...wow...Jack really is amazing.
I'm sure Anjelica Huston could also make a video about the same subject but on his real life.
She said in her book that he was remarkably charming & kind with women.
"Sometimes his anger is misplaced"
**Tries to bang motorcycle**
Haha. I think he was actually was trying to lift the faucet pedestal in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
...
Unless you are aware of this and just made joke, thenI feel stupid
Jack has to be one of my favorite actors! In addition to his mastery of anger, I think his performances as The Joker in 'Batman,' Jack Torrance in 'The Shining,' and Randle McMurphy in 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' make a great case for his mastery of madness and lunacy as well. Fantastic video.
Jim Carey is like the humorous version of Jack Nicholson
Only one of them didn't crash their career straight into the dumpster
wait... wich one?
he should do a video on Jim Carrey and his humor
That would be Jim, sadly.
Jim Carrey is also a lot creepier.
you have magnificently deep and educational videos all over! thank u!!
I had to rewatch this one twice. First time I was too distracted by Jack's acting.Too good
Anger is the truest form of honesty. Great vid and legendary actor. I also love how Kevin Spacey(who aesthetically reminds me of Jack) handles anger in house of cards especially. I'd love some Spacey vids and maybe some dark night Nolan vids as someone mentioned below. :D
woops. sounds like you will probably never get a kevin spacey video... hah
Anger isn't always honest. Sometimes it's very much a desperate attempt to be as dishonest as possible.
I've never felt that way, @@shotgun6X . I've always felt anger is un-adulterated non-filtered truth.
@@jong9379 lmao
Your videos make me feel so strangely good inside.. It's incredible to see someone so passionate about learning. Not to mention each of your video essays are pieces of art in themselves. Seriously. It's beautiful.
Your use of language, imagery, and sound is poetic, and you always manage to convey your ideas in an easy to understand, yet incredibly detailed and thought-out way.
You are always able to re-evoke my passion for learning and essays with each video I watch.
Thank you for what you do! Keep it coming.
Both songs, intro and ending, mention smiling. Nice touch.
I'm very glad you brought up the fact that anger is rarely (if ever) a singular emotion. That's a fact I've seen far too many people dismiss, to their detriment of understanding how to deal with the issues of others and even their own.
Young Jack Nicholson would be great as trevor from GTA.
I'm almost certain they based his body language and look from Nicholson's performances.
They did
Crassius Curio They based the look off of the voice actor who played Trevor.
You can even get that outfit and look like him from The Shining
YES!!!!!!
You made a really good point that I never thought of. Because if there’s any actor you think could be accused of overreacting - it’s Nicholson. But he is always so genuine and rooted in layers, that his anger engulfs you with its impact. He’s incredible.
Hi, I'm a 15 year old kid doing theatre and I'm going to portraying the role of Shylock in a short monologue. And like his confidence and anger, I want to reach or atleast be closer to it to an extent. And this helped me, thanks a lot.
This guy is just an acting powerhouse. My favourite movie of all time is 'The Departed'. Each and every moment in that movie is just amazing to me. The cast, the character interactions, the music, just breathtakingly engaging. And Nicholson shines in that movie, along with his co-stars. There is this small scene in that, which not many would immediately call as memorable, but it's the scene where DiCaprio's character meet Nicholson's character for the first time in a bar and acts all nonchalant. That little scene is among the best scenes I have seen . The acting, the tension and background of that scene is brilliant.
He reminds me of Steven Ogg(Trevor Phillips from Gta) .
Always loved the quote by Horace: "Anger is brief insanity." I always seem to catch that watching great actors like Jack's portrayal of the emotion.
So basically Jack Nicholson would play the perfect Sith Lord? #DarthNicholson
Nah siths are calm and etc
@@user-yw2qz4fp9f But pretty much all sith lords have a great seething anger underneath that calm mask. Jack would be as good as anybody at portraying that. His role in A Few Good Men does this quite well at points.
No, god nooo. Not in that Disney shite.
Jack Nicholson and Anthony Hopkins, two bloody amazing actors! My 2 favs!
amazing work. one of the best channels on RUclips.
the power of observation and critical thinking amazes me.
I admire the depths you go to analyse a topic and the skill you have to express to the common public.... Kudos...
He’s brilliant. Imagine doing that in front of a camera and booms and ordinary people all around him. He has to be the best.
I didn't realize one person could even express the same emotion in such a myriad ways. Brilliant work by a brilliant actor.
The true master of anger is Alex Jones.
Ira Glick lol
Ira Glick That's not anger. That's just shtick.
WE'RE BREAKING THE CONDITIONING
Somebody needs to do a break down on Alex Jones. Hahaha
Alex Jones isn't a master of anger, because he doesn't master his own anger. When he gets wound up he's a frothing maniac. The difference is that Jones just has a lot of volume, but Nicholson has nuance.
One of the best examples of how good he as an actor is when I first saw the courtroom scene in A Few Good Men I was just flipping through channels and stumbled on it. I hadn't seen the movie before so I didn't know anything about what was going on. Just through Nicholson's performance with the answers I could tell the story of this guy really wants to loudly proclaim what he's done but has to hide it and it burns him up that he can't just come out and say what he did and how proud he is that he did it. All just through his acting because I hadn't seen any of the scenes before this.
This is why he's my favourite actor of all time.
Jack Nicholson is the greatest actor I've ever watched, every film he puts in a stunning performance.
Nobody like Jack. The master of his craft.
"The larger shape of anger" 6:39....What a sublimely crafted phrase.
How well did you perform in English class?
Moiiike M Probably got an award for best English student.
His on screen persona is exactly why he ranks up there as one of the best in the business. Jack Nicholson is great joy to watch on screen.
Cowboy Bepop Next Please
Yes yes yes yes yes yes
Oooh all kinds of yes to this.
I didn't know good movies until you came along thanks for the help NerdWriter!
Weird, I literally watched the shining for the first time yesterday and now this comes out
All of your videos are incredible, but this one in particular is astounding. A terrifically insightful explanation that absolutely changed my perspective on Nicholson's performances profoundly. I know I caught this one late, but great work and thanks for putting out such consistently high quality content for us on the regular.
Great video, insightful, interesting and even slightly educating. We all have to deal with our own anger. I know I do. I absolutely HATE ignorance. And I LIVE in Arkansas. :)
this is one of my all time favorite youtube bits ever. i mean i love all the stuff you produce. but this just hits me on a way i cannot really explain. i am anger. and now i understand that more. thank you NW.
watching your video on wednesday is probably the only reason i want to stay alive rn
Zeltos of come on dude lol
Same
if that profile picture is really you then you've definitely got more reasons to live than you think. yowza! ;)
You're not helping mehn :(
"I have crippling depression"
I continually come back to this video. Such a great analysis of such a great actor.
didn't know nicholson was handsome once
Jim Knopf lol, all that anger put on layers over his face over the years huh?!
It`s like looking in any curently young actors future ...
Nicholson was a notorious pussy hound back in the day.
he just gave no fucks lmao
him, Marlon and Pachino were pussy magnets!
Wow, this was really insightful! You did mention one thing I've never really noticed and it's that Jack's moments of anger in his roles never give a sense of overacting. That's fricking talent right there, but it's very easy to do that!
Next video do Leonardo Di Caprio Master of FREAKOUT!!
2:08.....Even the dogs like "Hold on a sec! This fucker is crazier than me!"
Steven ogg is like the calm jack Nicholson. imo.
Really good points, good analysis.
I never actually realized the reason why I appreciate Nicholson's acting until I saw this video, and yes, you're right.
It's because of the way he can portray anger in so many different ways.
Anger is a part of all of us, no matter how hard we try to downplay or deny it, and seeing what Nicholson can do with it on screen is so amazingly fitting to the rest of us who want to do it that way, but hold back.
A lot of us expunge at least a part of our anger, vicariously, through Jack Fuckin Nicholson.
@nerdwriter1 I don't know if you already saw it, but yesterday Justin Trudeau, the prime minister of Canada, admitted on Quors that he was watching your show!
Nicholson's angry, muted acting in the background with your soothing, calm voice over = outstanding.
Great insight into anger. Can you do the other emotions?
bro you are seriously gifted! your script is so rich in words and smart not many people can do that. i love your channel one of the best ones on RUclips.
This video was impeccable.
I don’t know why, but I felt so much better after watching this! It’s as if Mr. Nicholson was taking it out for me! Thanks Jack!
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His acting of anger is something very special and exciting to see. Great video Nerdwriter especially with this video as I'm learning psychology at uni.
hey Mr. Nerdwriter, can you possibly do something on *Mozart or Charles Bukowski*. I am intrested to hear your thoughts.
"Constellation of Feelings". what a beautiful phrase. nicely put together, thank you!