Michael Douglas says Jack Nicholson is unlikely to act again
Michael Douglas has said Jack Nicholson is no longer working and is unlikely to act again, despite renewed speculation last year that he might return to the screen. Douglas, who says he still sees his friend and that Nicholson is well, spoke at an event in Swansea while promoting his memoir.
Nicholson, 89, has not formally announced his retirement, but his last film was *How Do You Know* in 2010. He won Oscars for *Terms of Endearment*, *As Good as It Gets* and *One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest*, and withdrew from a planned remake of *Toni Erdmann* in 2017; in 2013, he said he was simply less driven to be in the public eye.
In short
- Michael Douglas says Jack Nicholson is no longer working.
- Nicholson’s last film was released in 2010.
- Nicholson has not formally announced his retirement.
Explained simply
Jack Nicholson is an American actor whose career spans more than five decades. He became known for roles in films such as One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Terms of Endearment and As Good as It Gets, winning Academy Awards for all three.
Nicholson’s last released film was How Do You Know in 2010, and he later left a planned remake of the German film Toni Erdmann. He has not formally announced his retirement, so reports about whether he might act again have drawn attention. Michael Douglas is also an Oscar-winning actor and a longtime friend of Nicholson.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Show’s over now for Jack Nicholson, says Douglas”.