What Jack Nicholson Told Jeff Daniels the First Time They Met | The Rich Eisen Show
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- čas přidán 22. 04. 2024
- Emmy-winning actor Jeff Daniels joins Rich Eisen in-studio where he shares some great stories about his ‘Terms of Endearment’ co-star Jack Nicholson.
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Jeff can deliver a monologue every bit as good as Jack. The respect makes sense.
Ef Jeff
Maybe.
I love Jack stories
Jack Traven?
Jeff was great as "Flap" in Terms of Endearment. Brings back memories.
I listen to the Carly Simon track quite frequently, it's so poignant.
Love that Jeff's story about meeting Jack makes Debra sound just as ballsy as I always thought she was. Love her. Love this story. Love Jeff in everything I've seen him do.
I always loved her. She is a great actor. Idk what happened that she disappeared.
Got to play on a softball team with Jeff Daniels in the Performing Arts League, Central Park, NYC. He always had his Tigers cap on and he was an excellent first baseman (and good hitter). We won the championship that year. Good guy, sly sense of humor.
A little aside Matthew...in the film One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest...when they wanted to hear the baseball game...the radio announcer was played by Ernie Harwell...the voice that every Detroiter cherishes...many decades of announcing for the Tigers. Also the only announcer who was traded for a player
Must have been the softball fields at the Great Lawn.
Made me choke up. What a great story. I'm flashing back to when "Terms Of Endearment" came out, it was the movie of the year, and this new guy Jeff Daniels playing this creep, and this incredible performance from Jack Nicholson (not to mention Shirley Maclaine, Debra Winger, et al). And no matter how much time goes by....to me, he's always the guy from "Terms Of Endearment" and also "Fifth Of July", the Broadway play he was in that was shown on TV around the same time. I don't know which I saw first, but he's always those two characters in my mind, more than anything else. That story brings it full circle.
They are all alive too. Saw Jack Nicholson in Barnes and Noble where I worked in the summer 1994 on 86th street and Lexington Avenue in Manhattan. He was in a stretch limo and went straight to the fiction mass market section with probably eight paperbacks and paid with a Benjamin. Everyone recognized him.
Glad to hear that Jack was nice to Jeff Daniels. Not all big stars are nice.
Love Jeff Daniels
Jeff great story about Jack! What a legend
Jack is a wonderful guy, I knew him and he was a guest in my home, my husband's home up Benedict Canyon. He always felt like someone I had known forever. But, last time I saw him at the funeral, of a Hollywood figure he did not know me. All the guys were there, he kept his distance; they told me had dementia. It is sad, he has such a big talent and a bigger heart. He contributed so much to the film business. His films are classics.
Quit your gossiping, lady
@nikkingman unfortunately I think this is true.
@@eoinbrennan3949 It is.
Nobody cooler than Jack. Great story.
JEFF DANIELS ONE OF THE BEST OF ALL TIME
Love him, hate him, Jack is a incredible actor, and unique personality that so interesting.
I am proud of you too Jeff 😉
How many actors can play a convincing Flap & Harry, and then Washington and Chamberlin. He's brilliant
Jeff is a wonderful actor. We’re currently binging American Rust… you forget he’s even acting, he’s so good. (so is Maura Tierney)
Jack stories are awesome! Hits different
Almost like Steven Seagal stories. If you know you know
to mention segal in the same sentence as Nicolson is appalling.
Rich Eisen is a class act
Most well known film actors don’t have the guts to do Broadway. Jack gets it.
I like to think Jack's compliment to Jeff was Jack's sly way of saying, "Yeah, I was a tad full of it..."
Was in a movie theater in Queens NY with my girlfriend at the time watching Terms Of Endearment and the supermarket scene happened. When John Lithgow said to the young lady who was the cashier giving Debra Winger a hard time “We’ll you must be from NY!” The entire theater gave Lithgow’s line a great big “Raspberry”! It was however despite that a very good film.
Mr. Daniels is so talented! He was on top of his game in Man on full Netflix series! So great, couldn’t stop watching him! Nice to see he’s humble too!
Touching, makes me teary eyed.
You often wonder how these actors truly are around other actors... I've herd a few stories like this about Jack. Jeff shares a great story, about what matters.
He’s been known to be a generous guy and loyal friend since forever. I think he has a real code of behavior.
I would like Jack to show up to your acoustic folk singing😁
Nice story! Jeff Daniel’s is very talented!
I just watched 'Terms' the other day. And it was another of those movies that reminds you of how actresses have such a limited career span in Hollywood. Debra Winger was fantastic in that movie but I haven't seen her for ages. Jeff Daniels, John Lithgow and Danny DeVito are all still getting jobs.
You need to do a little more research on why Debra Winger is no longer an employable actress.
@@e.daniels5971😅😅😅😅😅 Shirley was still acting and she's in her '90s touche
@@e.daniels5971Much like Bridget Fonda. Just want to do other things.
@@e.daniels5971she had mental health issues. She was on a show called The Ranch from 2016-2020.
Terms of Endearment was one of those movies I could only watch once. Too many feels. But every single time I hear, or read, the title, I am immediately returned to the feeling I had watching, and coming away from, that movie. Very special film.
Also very special book. One of many by Larry McMurtrey.
@@mikefannon6994 As a reader, and knowing how much more personal a book can be, as opposed to the film adaptation, I can't imagine having read the book. I read "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" when I was in middle school and it still haunts me.
I'm proud of you 🤯
Jack came back for the third time and he said, “remember when I said I couldn’t do what you guys are doing? I didn’t meant that. I actually could do it better.” And then he left.
One of the unsung masters.
Five Easy Pieces, absolutely brilliant Jack film not many have seen. 1970
Not many have seen? It's a classic. Many, many people have seen it.
Yeah, that's a generational thing. Probably not many people under 30 have seen it, but when it came out it was very highly regarded (a Best Picture Oscar nominee) and had that particularly iconic scene at the diner that most people would recognize.
I’ve seen it! But I’m 78.
@@johnflanigan2568 I agree with the original poster not you! You have no idea what you're talking about.
@@varrick1226 It was a major studio release, was #1 in the box office 10 weeks after it was released, was nominated for an Oscar for best picture and you don't think anyone has seen it? Talk about recency bias. If you say fewer people under 30 have seen it, that is closer to the truth.
He also said “those 2 were great in the sack “🤣🤣🤣
Jack so funny in that beach grope scene.
Terms was one of my top ten favorite movies. Saw it twenty times
Beautiful.❤
I liked Jeff's role in Pleasantville
Yes, and was also good in Good night and good luck!
Nice insight
What a cool guy Jack Nicholson is.
It's kind of interesting that Jack Nicholson recognized the fact that he was a "film actor" and not someone who would necessarily excel on the stage...
I think I get it. Jack Nicholson doing the “You can’t handle the truth” scene eight nights a week-that kind of intensity isn’t sustainable on his level of delivery. Then again, maybe he’s saying he’s not patient enough an actor to play with the monologue week after week.
Film is eternal and lucrative. Theater is repetitive. Not that repetitive is unworthy.
Luved that movie!!
"And he was leaving, and he turned around and he said, uh;
Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moon light?
And left."
Jeff was great in dumb and dumber
Thats huge
Great story.
That is nice
Great Michigander
RP McMurphy here!
I saw God of Carnage at Broadway, excellent. Gandolfinni (bad spelling) was great, not that they all were, but he was so passionate.
And now tell me, how could you not love Jack Nicholson stories ..damn...
Jeff Daniels will always be Harry Dunne to me.
Wow.
That's Jack.
Great story “…this is the pro game.”
Jack came backstage one day and said to me "You still owe me ten bucks for the pizza"
I knew this guy once that worked on a lot of movies and he said Jeff was one of the biggest jerks he ever met.
He doesn’t seem that way at all!
Jack
I wonder why Jeff didn't say "Well, Jack, I'm hoping one day to co-star in Dumb and Dumber!".
Let me tell you - Jack is great and all that - but no way he could have topped Jeff in DUMB AND DUMBER
Let's find out! ... AI, please replicate the "poop" scene from Dumb and Dumber, but replace Jeff Daniels with Jack Nicholson ...
Did Jeff really say “from someone who actually matters”?? 😳😳😳
Tells you what he thinks of critics.😊
❤❤🙏🙏
Knows everyone’s lines
Jack ain’t joking.
I'm certain Jack was being facetious with you ... as in "Jeff, I'm proud of you ... for not ever going pro."
Jeff Daniels! Great actor...and a rude SOB in real life...
Where was this movie made? On the dark side of the Moon? To quote Jeff "When they put the camera on you at 4 in the MORNING and it's your speech and we're losing light you gotta hit it"
Now at 4 in the morning you are NOT losing light, the longer the speech takes the more light you will have, it was either Dark when you started but it won't get any darker,
Where on planet Earth does it get darker after 4am than it is at 4 am??
You get 8 takes, though.
I get the feeling that Jack Nicholson thinks quite a lot of himself, lol.
We ALL matter Jeff. Don't ever forget that. Good story though. .
I think he meant in the acting business as Jack Nicholson is an A list actor!
@@hobowithawaterpistol9070 Is he?.....
Jack said Piss off
Why does everyone do jeweisen show?
That’s an easy one - “ I Was born a woman “.
Jeff Daniles is lying here. What Jack Nicholson actually told Daniels was that he "sucked as an actor" and was "only capable playing roles where the character is an idiot, since that came naturally to him." Jack also added, to lighten the mood, "what I just said would be funny if I were Don Rickles, so just consider what I said to be friendly advice."
Did he hurt u?
who cares?
You must, you commented!
Jeff is a horrible person off screen vigorously promoting things detrimental to our nation. Please stick to acting and entertainment.
What do you do for a living? Take your own advice!
Stay out of politics Jeff
Why, he’s an American! Are actors not allowed to have a say in politics? What do you do for a living? Maybe you should take your own advice!
Who is Rich Eisen? Dude, RESPECT your guests, and don't play the petty, desperate ego games you bottom-feeders play --- don't have your chair so high above the guests. You ain't Letterman.
Jack said “I’m proud of you” to James Gandolfini, not this clown.
what have you ever done in your life, that made at least your father proud?
@@peterengelen2794 He went 6 weeks without getting arrested.
You were there? How do you know Jack never said this to Jeff Daniels?
You just have to be a 'creature of the moment' don't you? Why would you even take the time to comment like this. A great story shared by a fantastic actor. A cherished memory that he shared. You on the other hand are taking the current CANCEL CULTURE and WORLD HATE and running with it. Bye now!
The haters on here are just pissed because Jeff Daniel’s has been outspoken about Trump and Republicans!
I correctly pointed out that Jack's career peaked when he appeared on the Andy Griffith Show.
He looked a little crazy in that show then. You could kind of pick up on his character even back then!
Wow.