Region Free podcast talks the career of the late great Roger Corman kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWmngq2NoJyYpsk

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If you look at who came thru the Corman film school-it fueled one of the most creative 😅periods in film history

Actual legend. You never have to apologize for honestly expressing self sir. ❤️

In 1998 Jack Nicholson won the Academy Award for best actor and James Cameron won the Academy Award for best director. Both men were there because of Roger Corman.

Started his career!

You could feel the deep love ❤

Lesson to be learn from all this never go in the water where shark can bite your head off

God bless good ol' Jack N. and Roger C.

i am jack nicholsons father

I love you...

Movies would be unimaginable without Roger Corman. There is so much in the movie landscape that he is responsible for. RIP good sir.

Roger Corman helped create Hollywood stars and crew like James Cameron .

With the unfortunate news recently, I feel like Jack is echoing what a lot of us are feeling… … We miss you, Roger. Love, The monster movie kids you helped give a space to 😢

Another thng about Roger Corman for which he has not gotten enough credit. He gave 1st jobs and/or early support to more women producers and directors than any single producer in Hollywood. Hollywood was Sexism Central but Roger was open and appreciative of women filmmakers including: Julie Corman, Gale Anne Hurd, Penelope Spheeris, Deborah Brock, Katt Shea.....etc.

Jack looks absolutely incredible! Those who say he has dementia, well, obviously not. His mind is sharp as a tack.

Sometimes the Irish comes out of Jack so hard. I do not trust men who cannot do this, they have no poetry in them. And a man with no poetry is a boorish child.

RIP Roger Corman

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If Roger Corman only helped Jack Nicholson's career, he'd be a legend, but he helped so many filmmakers get their start. It's honestly staggering. It's so cool to watch interviews with him. He was so full of wisdom and interesting filmmaking stories. He'll be sorely missed. RIP Roger

This takes on a whole new dimension tonight. RIP to Roger, one of the most influential figures in the history of American, and indeed the worlds cinema.

He’ll be crying even harder today. RIP to the king of B movies.

RIP Roger Corman

RIP one of the absolute legends of the film industry... we'll always remember you KING

Truly an end of an era, R.I.P. Roger Corman.

RIP Roger Corman!

Rest in peace Roger Corman

Pour one out for a legend...

Rest in peace, Mr. Corman. I hope Nicholson has some family or close friends around right now.

RIP The Legend Roger Corman

RIP The Legend Roger Corman

In the 90s Roger Corman tried to get Jack to cameo in one of his films. Jack told Roger “sorry Roger, you can’t afford me now.” So I don’t know if he is being sincere and emotional. Especially after he said he was gonna cry now 😂

I love Roger too as much as I love you, Jack❤😢 Roger Corman is the God of independant filmmaking for me. Jack, know that you are special to me too in the most amazing way. When you played Joker in Batman in 1989, that was my first experience EVER as a 9-year old seeing Joker live on screen as a real-life character. Bringing each of your your roles to life in the most special way I will always have in my heart. I am glad Roger Corman gave you the start you needed in your life. I wish I could hug you Jack, but I do from afar ...

Men ahh ahh

He it's coming

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To the trolls I ask this. When was the last time you saw Jack Nicholson in a movie? This doc came out in 2011 and Jack showed up for it, all because of Roger.

My favorite thing about Smiling Jack is the fact he was 110% loyal to the friends he had before he got famous. Loyalty in Hollywood is an incredibly rare thing because status can be gained based on how many friends you'll betray to get a deal done.

Get a little choked up myself.

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Strange to see the Great Uber Cool Jack Nicholson crying.

So heartening to see the Man's Man Jack showing his vulnerable side!

What did he say at the end?

After seeing Nicholson as an Earthly avatar of rage and bat-fuck insanity in all his movies, watching the real-life dude completely break down in tears of grief is one of the most surreal, depressing, and cursed things I've ever witnessed. I really hope somebody gave this poor man a hug.

To see a tough guy like Jack Nicholson cry openly like that, the man must have touched his life deeply.

Just to show you how far back this man's career actually goes, Jack Nicholson used to be an errand boy for the animators at MGM back in the early 50's. Here's a guy who can actually remember when his future favorite NBA team used to play in Minnesota! Oh yeah, and the man just recently celebrated his 85th birthday...😂❤

Damnit Jack you made me cry to.😭

Just a small list of directors who got their start thanks to Roger: Francis Ford Coppola, Ron Howard, Martin Scorsese, Jonathan Demme, Peter Bogdanovich, Joe Dante, John Sayles, and James Cameron. Speaking of Ron Howard, Ron gave Roger a nice part in "Apollo 13". He plays a congressman who is not convinced we need to continue to go to the moon after Apollo 11: Congressman : Now Jim, people in my state keep asking why we're continuing to fund this program now that we've beaten the Russians to the moon. Jim Lovell : Imagine if Christopher Columbus had come back from the New World and no one returned in his footsteps

God. Why don't other actors show their real side. Massive respect to Joker.

This is such an earwig of a song