Kevin Pollak is opening up about the time Tom Cruise punched Jack Nicholson after a tense moment while filming "A Few Good Men."Earlier this week, Pollak was a guest on the "Still Here Hollywood" podcast with Steve Kmetko."I remember there's one moment while shooting 'A Few Good Men,' the climactic scene of Tom and Jack going toe-to-toe.Kaffee against the colonel.
When Tom's character, Kaffee, comes in for the kill.'I want the truth.' Well, while he's coming in and the camera is next to Jack's face, shooting Jack's POV of Tom and Jack has to put his face as close as he can to lens," Pollak, who also starred in the movie, began.JACK NICHOLSON SPOTTED IN RARE PHOTO AS LEGENDARY ACTOR CELEBRATES TURNING 89Tom Cruise punched Jack Nicholson after a famous "A Few Good Men" scene.
(Getty Images)"And Tom's coming in, camera shooting, and this is what Tom's looking at during the scene.Jack is doing this, making the most ridiculous clown face you've ever seen," Pollak added, while mimicking Nicholson's clown impression."And Tom stayed in the pocket and finished the scene and then punched Jack Nicholson in the shoulder.
Uh, and they both laughed.So, that was Jack and my experience," he continued."Tom stayed in the pocket and finished the scene and then punched Jack Nicholson in the shoulder.
Uh, and they both laughed.So, that was Jack and my experience."HOLLYWOOD VETERAN KEVIN POLLAK SPILLS WILD SECRETS ABOUT 'CRAZIEST' ACTOR HE'S EVER WORKED WITH"A Few Good Men" is a 1992 legal drama directed by Rob Reiner and written by Aaron Sorkin.
The movie follows Lt.Daniel Kaffee, a military lawyer played by Cruise, who is assigned to defend two U.S.
Marines accused of murdering a fellow Marine at Guantánamo Bay.Tom Cruise, Demi Moore and Kevin Pollak are seen in "A Few Good Men." (Mondadori via Getty Images)The case centers on whether the Marines were acting under an unauthorized "code red" — a violent disciplinary order allegedly given by their superiors.Demi Moore plays Lt....