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The 17 pages that link to Jack Nicholson, each with the reason it gives.

• Warren BeattyRelated: Nicholson co-starred with Beatty in Reds as playwright Eugene O'Neill.

• Michelangelo AntonioniRelated: His performance anchors Antonioni’s exploration of identity and voluntary disappearance.

• Roman PolanskiRelated: Nicholson’s performance as Jake Gittes anchors Polanski’s Chinatown.

• James L. BrooksRelated: Nicholson starred in Brooks’s Terms of Endearment and As Good as It Gets, winning Oscars for both collaborations.

• A Few Good MenRelated: His portrayal gives the accused commander imposing authority and volatility.

• Miloš FormanRelated: His performance as Randle McMurphy anchors Forman’s best-known drama.

• Roger CormanRelated: Nicholson acted in and wrote films for Corman, gaining early experience in independent genre filmmaking.

• The DepartedRelated: His volatile portrayal makes Costello’s power difficult to predict.

• ChinatownRelated: His performance defines Gittes’s combination of confidence, wit, and vulnerability.

• Diane KeatonRelated: He starred opposite Keaton in Something’s Gotta Give as Harry Sanborn.

• The ShiningRelated: His performance makes Jack’s menace visible well before the character’s final breakdown.

• Faye DunawayRelated: He shared Chinatown’s central investigation with Dunaway’s Evelyn Mulwray.

• Anjelica HustonRelated: He starred with Huston in Prizzi’s Honor, where their characters become lovers.

• Mary SteenburgenRelated: Nicholson directed Steenburgen in her screen debut, Goin’ South.

• Helen HuntRelated: Nicholson co-starred with Hunt in As Good as It Gets.

• Louise FletcherRelated: Nicholson’s portrayal of Randle McMurphy countered Fletcher’s Nurse Ratched in the film.

• Richard DreyfussCompared with: Nicholson won the same Best Actor Oscar in 1976, the year before Dreyfuss's win.