By now many of you may have seen the strange video of Jack Nicholson (and his most famous characters) endorsing Hillary Clinton. I let it slip by because there wasn’t anything that led me to believe in its authenticity, except for Jack’s appearance at the end, which also could have been pulled from another source. If you haven’t seen it, it’s right BELOW, so give it a whirl. Anyway, an interview has appeared online with the two men behind the video, filmmaker John Krokidas and producer Bruce Cohen, who collectively are behind such works as AMERICAN BEAUTY and the currently filming Harvey Milk biopic. You can read an interview of how the video came to be HERE. And Jack himself came out of the viral closet to reveal his motivations to MTV, which you can see HERE. I screened this vid to a bunch of my movie buff friends tonight and they got a hearty laugh out of it, that’s for sure.
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