JACK NICHOLSON COLLECTION - The Early Years / 5 DVD SET / HOLLYWOOD SCREEN CLASSICS / DVD Video Box Set

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THE SHOOTING

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Directed by Monse Hellman. Written by Carole Eatman. Produced by Jack Nicholson and Roger Comman Starring Jack Nicholson, Warren Oates, Will Hutchins and Mille Perkins

RIDE IN THE WHIRLWIND

This film and 'The Shooting' were shot in the Utah desert, producer Roger Corman suggested that they use a single crow and cast, but shoot the two films in rapid succession. Each of the films is of great interest to both lovers of the western genre and of jack Nichohon's rise to fame. Ride in the Whirlwind was scripted by Jack Nicholson and tells the story of a group of cowboys who are mistaken for outlaws and hunted by a band of vigilantes unel owo are dead and the third becomes a kifer in self-defence. The effect of The Shooting and this film have been described as breytic, sua pioneers of the sort of picture that would emerge as the representative movianuking style of the late 60%

Directed by Monte Hellman Writzan by Jack Nicholson Produced by Jack Nicholson and Roger Comun Starring Jack Nicholson, Harry Dean Stanton, Cameron Mechel, and Milie Perkins

THE WILD RIDE

This is fun from start to finish: Jack Nicholson in ha second starring role-plays a rebellious punk of the bear generation his days as an amateur dirt track driver and his nights chasing women and troublemaking. Alimost every line of the film has some kind of 'hip stang of the times, which is hilarious. In the tradition of "The Wild One' and "Rebel Without a Cause Johmy Varon rules his gang with an iron fist, his obsession leads to kidnapping, a high speed chase and ensuing tragedy Johnny Varon doesn't break the law he makes his own.

Directed by Harvey Berman Written by Ann Porter and Marion Rothman Produced by Kinta Zabel

Starring Jack Nichobon, Georgianna Carter and Robert Bean

FLIGHT TO FURY

As screenwriter, Nicholson wrote himself the role of a "Tremendous psychopath" and it remains a favourite of his early work
Nicholson plays Jay Wickham, who nihilistically marches around Manila, searching for some stolen diamonds, Wickham haps on s
plane with his motley crew of conspirators, hoping to slip away with the loot, but they crash in the jungle and, instead of working
together to survive they all begin to turn on each other.
In this second of four collaborations with director Monts Hellman, Nicholson steals the show with his now legendary sly grin,
deadpan wit and edgy intensity.

Directed by Monte Hellman Written by Jack Nicholson Produced by Eddie Romero and Fred Roos
Starring Jack Nicholson, Dewey Martin. Vic Diaz and Jacqueline Hellman

STUDS LONIGAN

Based on James T Farrell's triogy, which was banned in many countries for it's gritty portrayal of a group of youths living in the
Great Depression of the 1920's America. It's New Years Eve 1920, Studs Lonigan and friends think they have the world in front of them, when they can't find work there's always the pool hall, the e bar and the girls. Studs (Christopher Knight) played with the raw sex appeal of James Dean and the t good looks of Marlon Brando has eyes for Lucy but she is taken by a fancier guy, then he loses his best friend and has to deal with the Indignity of the depression. Jack Nicholson in his fourth film plays a great sidekick in this raw gritty tale of a young man facing a grim and unfriendly world.

Directed by Irving Lerner Produced and written by Philip Yordan Cinematography Haskell Wexler
Starring Christopher Knight, Frank Gorshin, and Jack Nicholson