First time I worked door at a bar. Broke up a few fights. I'm thinking "ok, I've got this. Its not to hard." When these 2 girls start yelling at each other. The older guy who had been doing it for several years was kicking back watching them. I walk up and ask If he's going to break it up and he just grins and say "Naa you go ahead." Should of known. The grin was the give away. Learned the hard way. The second I stepped in between them and asked them to break it up. Both turned and went after me. Of course i wrap one up to keep her from hitting me more and boom EVERY girl in the place went rabid on me. The other guy was laughing so hard he was almost on the floor. After everything was calmed down. I'm nursing a few hundred scratches and other wounds he Told me how to handle that situation. The next time It came up. He said watch and it was like watching a master conductor. He got them calmed and got both of them to leave. He was damn good. i never truly mastered it. I asked him how he did it. He said "you have to think like they do. Jack Nicholson gave the secret away in a move. You have to imagine a man. Then take away reason and accountability."

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Thanks @shagen454... Y'know, watching this again, it seems a lot less like "creeper Nicholson" chasing a piece-a-tail, and a lot more like Jack was genuinely "helping" a young, visibly overwhelmed young (sic) woman, by injecting a bit of levity and realness into the situation. Jack's been at this a long time. He knows his face -- his very visage -- is enough to elicit powerful reactions in people... By turning on the charm in this moment, not only did he make himself memorable to Jennifer (and now to many of her fans), but maybe even did some good will.

Not that any of this was conscious, by any means... He's still a creeper, but at least he seems to know it.

>implying you know her personally

yeah shes cute. yeah she seems genuine. She a young actress of course. she going to flip out seeing Jack Nicholson. who wouldn't.

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And in those Easy Rider scenes, Jack Nicholson and Peter Fonda are famously smoking the real stuff.

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I liked Jack Nicholson's "ain't no freakin' french fries" version better.

Robin Williams as Chekov, Christopher Lloyd as Spock, Jack Nicholson as Bones, but who was Scotty ?

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Can not touch Hamill. Ledger 2nd, Cesar Romero 3rd, Nicholson 4th.

This. Especially the observation that Ledger was the artist. He brought something new to the table. Not just a laugh. A whole twisted soul. Amazing.


>> ^L0cky:

They're all good in different ways.
Hamill is by far the most consistent, with the best vocal range. He's like the technical guitar player on his laughing strings. He knows what his Joker is supposed to sound like and he nails it every time.
When he hits it right Nicholson's is the most natural. Unlike the others he sounds genuinely and heartily amused; his has soul.
For scary, actually I'm not really all that amused I'm just an evil fucking psychotic that's restless, impatient and only mildly entertained at the best of times, and I'm only genuinely amused at other people's futility in the face of how pointless everything is, Ledger nails it. He's the artist.
Out of all three I choose Ledger for the scene at 2:10 and the way his laugh changes. That was chilling when I first watched it.
It's interesting how comics offer so much room for interpretation of character.

oh, right, oops. >> ^Payback:

>> ^Trancecoach:
or Larry Storch, Frank Welker, Mark Hamill, Kevin Michael Richardson, Jeff Bennett, Steven Blum, Richard Epcar, John DiMaggio, Corey Burton or Brent Spiner...
>> ^Fantomas:
No Cesar Romero? Pffft!


You do realize Hamill was in this clip?