Jack: The Great Seducer: A Biography of Jack Nicholson – The Provocative Portrait of Hollywood's Legendary Sex Symbol and His Private Affairs

Jack: The Great Seducer: A Biography of Jack Nicholson – The Provocative Portrait of Hollywood's Legendary Sex Symbol and His Private Affairs

<p>Jack Nicholson is one of the longest-lasting and most recognized sex symbols of our time. This sizzling biography goes deep in-depth, relating exclusive interviews with past flames and flings, to shed light on the unique charisma and magnetism of one of America's most respected and desired movie stars.</p><p>Among the startling revelations:</p><ul><li>A longtime girlfriend who describes Jack's reaction when he at last discovered the long-buried, dark secret of his childhood</li><li>Jack's notorious penny-pinching, such as the time he came home from a movie set with a doggie bag of catered Mexican food</li><li>The woman Jack "shared" with Robert Evans and Warren Beatty</li><li>The night Christina Onassis, who'd had a fling with Jack in Los Angeles, got mad at him for seducing a girl in her party at Xenon</li><li>The beauty queen who was still married to drug dealer Tom Sullivan when she was drawn to Jack</li><li>The beautiful, talented costar who showed up at Jack's house at 1 <small>A.M.</small> and what happened when live-in girlfriend Anjelica Huston answered the intercom</li><li>The night Steve Rubell ran around Studio 54 saying, "We got to keep Ryan O'Neal and Jack Nicholson away from each other. There's going to be a big fight."</li><li>Why Rebecca Broussard refused him when Jack asked for her hand in marriage in 1993, even after having two children with him</li><li>Why Katharine Hepburn's goddaughter still loves Jack and has spent years looking for a man who can measure up to him</li><li>Diane Keaton's reaction to Jack passing gas during filming of a love scene for <em>Something's Gotta Give</em></li><li>Jennifer Howard, who found Jack's lovemaking "very oomph! He knows what he's doing. You can kind of just let go. Let him le-e-e-ad the way!"In Jack, Edward Douglas offers us a provocative, fascinating portrait of the man, the legend, the star: Jack Nicholson.</li></ul>