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Jack Nicholson Has ‘Disappeared’ but Is ‘Well,’ Says Michael Douglas: ‘I Still See Him’
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Michael Douglas is giving fans an update on Jack Nicholson. While promoting his new memoir, “One Helluva Ride,” at a recent event, Douglas was asked about Nicholson and his relationship with the “Something’s Gotta Give” actor. “I would have liked to have acted with Jack,” Douglas
Michael Douglas is giving fans an update on Jack Nicholson. While promoting his new memoir, “One Helluva Ride,” at a recent event, Douglas was asked about Nicholson and his relationship with the “Something’s Gotta Give” actor. “I would have liked to have acted with Jack,” Douglas said.
“He’s not working anymore. He’s well. He has […]
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