Skip to main content

DRIFT

DRIFT AUDIO

Listen to this story

Choose a voice, then press play.

Voice
0%

Ray Nicholson, attending the red carpet premiere for Smile 2, the highly anticipated follow-up to the Sosie Bacon-led horror film, addressed comparisons between his character’s unsettling smile and the iconic deranged smirk of his father, Jack Nicholson, from The Shining. When asked about the parallels, Ray acknowledged the influence of his legendary father while also emphasizing their individuality.

“We’re very different people,” Ray explained during an interview with (Deadline) “I was born in 1992, he was born in 1937. The things that affect me don’t necessarily affect him. Obviously, I love him. He’s my inspiration. I ate dinner with him every night. I studied it, that’s how I learned to be a human being. So, of course we’re gonna be kind of similar.”

Ray’s remarks show a deep respect for his father’s legacy, while also affirming his own distinct journey in the film industry. As fans anticipate “Smile 2”, the connection between Ray’s eerie smile and Jack Nicholson’s memorable performance in *The Shining* only adds to the film’s intrigue, making it a fascinating point of discussion for both horror enthusiasts and film lovers alike.

Related Articles

White and black Xbox consoles with matching controllers, set against stylized pink computer hardware on a dark background

Master Chief Reports to Call of Duty Now: Inside Xbox’s Second Reset Wave

Twenty-five years after Halo launched the original Xbox, the next mainline game belongs to Activision. […]

Two stop-motion characters stand outdoors: a bespectacled boy in a tall hat and a blonde woman in black feathered armor

Laika Spent Fifteen Years Building a Forest No One Can Walk Into

Travis Knight’s stop-motion adaptation of Colin Meloy’s Wildwood finally opens October 23, ending Laika’s longest […]

Gray snarling cat-like creature faces a black lace-clad figure with red claw accents beside the AHS 13 logo

American Horror Story Opens the Vault for a Thirteen-Episode Reunion of Its Own Ghosts

Three half-hour episodes land September 24 on FX and Hulu, with Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson […]