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RE: Jack considers it his greatest film, his greatest role. I'd agree. "Chinatown" was a very good film,

Posted by RedGrant on May 12, 2011 at 13:55:01:
"...but it ain't,..."

But how do you know that?

"He ALMOST crosses the line in "Chinatown" into caricature."

Well, he has become his own caricature a long time ago. I still remember his performance in the movie 'Terror'.