Jack Nicholson's fashion statement
He attended Monday's Phillies-Cubs game -- in a Yankees cap.
Jack Nicholson's fashion statement
Michael Klein, Philly.com
Jack Nicholson, shooting the James L. Brooks comedy in town, was spotted sitting near home plate at Monday's Phillies-Cubs game in a white Yankees cap. Fans gave him a pass because, well, he's Jack Nicholson. The Phillie Phanatic came out on the field in a Batman costume and pretended to take on "The Joker." Nicholson played along, shaking his hands to signal that he was going to "get him."
Meanwhile, the movie's star Reese Witherspoon, who starts before the cameras Tuesday (7/21) in the Brooks comedy, was Jake Gyllenhaal-less at dinner with her kids and nanny Saturday at Plate restaurant at Suburban Square in Ardmore. She's living on the Main Line.
And there's a race against time playing out. Kathryn Hahn, who plays Paul Rudd's assistant, must end her work in the next two weeks because she's seven months pregnant with her second child.
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Jack should have went "all Shining" on the Phanatic, ,,,- Comment removed.
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You make me want to be a better Phillies phan.
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- Jack is cool...who cares like cnova000 said it was not a Mets cap.— emilia b
- I would of liked to see him wear that hat up in the old 700 level. What's he wearing a Yankees hat for anyway? Isn't that old geezer from New Jersey? What exit?— Frosty Peters
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- iamnotTHATking I would of LIKED to see him wear that hat up in the OLD 700 level. Liked and old. Learn how to read.— Frosty Peters
