Marilyn Monroe photographer by Ed Clark, 1950.

Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller at the April in Paris Ball, 1957.

Marilyn Monroe at the Actors Studio, 1955.

Jessica Lange, 1974

Jessica’s onscreen lovemaking scene with Nicholson on top of a kitchen bread table goes down as one of the steamiest ever. “People refer to it as the shocker. I’m not embarrassed by it, and I’m not really shocked. If it was just a gratuitous sex scene like so many in films today, then it would upset me. But it’s really the fulcrum of the film; this is where the movie takes off - and if you don’t establish that, nothing else makes sense,” she explains. About Nicholson, she says: “I’ve always thought he was sexy, but not in the classical sense. Rough, yes, but there’s something that’s very tender about him. What makes him interesting is this [...] ... Jack is one of the most intelligent people I’ve ever met.”

Jessica Lange for Glamour Magazine, May 1981

Jessica Lange in Frances directed by Graeme Clifford, 1982

Jessica Lange & Sam Shepard + dancing

Jessica Lange, 1974.

Jessica Lange, 1977

Jack Nicholson ♥ Jessica Lange / The Postman Always Rings Twice 1981

ANTONIO LOPEZ 1970: SEX FASHION & DISCO / Official Trailer from Summitridge Pictures on Vimeo.

Jack Nicholson and Jessica Lange in The Postman Always Rings Twice, 1981

Finally an interview I’d never seen before!

Jessica Lange in Blue Sky (1994)

Jessica Lange, 1982.