The weird Joker in the movie "Batman", jack with a big change of personality in "The Shining".
Murphy, who pretends to be insane in "Flying Over the Madhouse," and Castro, the gang leader in Infernal Walker.
These screen classics are played by one person: Jack Nicholson.
Nicholson is Hollywood's top performer and three Oscar winners.
Off the court, he is exposed to be a playboy with 2,000 women, and he is also the most die-hard fan of the NBA giants Los Angeles Lakers.
In the past few decades, it should not be difficult for the audience to find that whenever there is a Lakers home game, there is always a man wearing sunglasses and a big back on the sidelines sitting around the team bench, and from time to time he will get up and shout at the referee twice, this person is Nicholson.
Since 1970, Nicholson has been watching Lakers games live.
Yellow-green wars, OK hegemony, 08 folds, swings and sinks, he has experienced all these years.
In the 1985 Finals, in order to cheer up the Lakers players, Nicholson even took off his pants in public to taunt the Celtics players, which is still one of the most classic pictures in the NBA.
From 1970 to 2020, for 50 years, the old man never stopped watching the Lakers game live, whether it was the peak or the low.
To this end, the Lakers also specially set up an exclusive seat for him at home, and allowed him to enter and exit the players' locker room at will and bathe with the players.
This treatment, absolute ceiling level.
As for why it is by 2020, the reason is simple: Kobe Bryant died tragically.
In addition to being a lakers die-hard, Nicholson is also a Kobe bryant fan.
Despite the age gap, the relationship between the two is very close.
It can be said that Nicholson is watching Kobe Bryant from the playoffs three untouchable rookie, step by step to become a superstar, a real humanoid video recorder.
When he learned of the air crash, there were reports that the old man had choked up several times, and when interviewed by reporters in the follow-up, he said something like this:
"Things are so sudden, I'm used to watching Kobe Play, it's like it's going to kill me."
"I used to sit in Kobe's left-hand direction and when he took off the jump shot, he could see at a glance whether the goal was scored or not, and now I have lost the pleasure of watching the ball."
As Nicholson said, he never went to Staples Arena again.
Even if the Lakers later won a championship...
Attached is Nicholson's sideline tidbits: