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Jack: The Great Seducer

mass_market – November 29, 2005
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ISBN-13: 9780060757670 ISBN-10: 0060757671
Publisher
HarperCollins
Binding
mass_market
Published
November 29, 2005
Weight
0.5 lbs
Dimensions
17.10×2.60×10.60 cm

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Jack: The Great Seducer by Douglas, Edward. mass_market edition. ISBN: 9780060757670.

Jack Nicholson is one of the longest-lasting and most recognized sex symbols of our time. This sizzling biography goes deep in-depth, relating exclusive interviews with past flames and flings, to shed light on the unique charisma and magnetism of one of Americas most respected and desired movie stars. Among the startling revelations: A longtime girlfriend who describes Jacks reaction when he at last discovered the long-buried, dark secret of his childhood Jacks notorious penny-pinching, such as the time he came home from a movie set with a doggie bag of catered Mexican food The woman Jack "shared" with Robert Evans and Warren Beatty The night Christina Onassis, whod had a fling with Jack in Los Angeles, got mad at him for seducing a girl in her party at Xenon The beauty queen who was still married to drug dealer Tom Sullivan when she was drawn to Jack The beautiful, talented costar who showed up at Jacks house at 1 A.M. and what happened when live-in girlfriend Anjelica Huston answered the intercom The night Steve Rubell ran around Studio 54 saying, "We got to keep Ryan ONeal and Jack Nicholson away from each other. Theres going to be a big fight." Why Rebecca Broussard refused him when Jack asked for her hand in marriage in 1993, even after having two children with him Why Katharine Hepburns goddaughter still loves Jack and has spent years looking for a man who can measure up to him Diane Keatons reaction to Jack passing gas during filming of a love scene for Somethings Gotta Give Jennifer Howard, who found Jacks lovemaking "very oomph! He knows what hes doing. You can kind of just let go. Let him le-e-e-ad the way!"In Jack, Edward Douglas offers us a provocative, fascinating portrait of the man, the legend, the star: Jack Nicholson.