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Jack Nicholson sure was a busy boy in 1960. By the age of 23, he had completed four feature films in one year, and managed to get a few television guest spots. It's all about the hustle. In this week's episode, Sarah is reviewing Jack's four features from 1960: Too Soon To Love, The Wild Ride, Studs Lonigan and the original black and white Little Shop of Horrors, Jack's second project with Roger Corman.
In this first episode, join Sarah DiMeo, a 20+ year superfan of Jack Nicholson, as she introduces herself and reviews the first of Jack's long list of film credits, Cry Baby Killer (1958). Jack came from humble beginnings before he ventured out to California at the age of 17. Who would have ever guessed that this unknown, low-budget B-movie would be the catalyst for such a true Hollywood success story?
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