Billy Crystal Recalls The Time He Kissed Jack Nicholson At A Lakers Game And Reveals The Humorous Request He Received Before The Smooch

Billy Crystal Recalls The Time He Kissed Jack Nicholson At A Lakers Game And Reveals The Humorous Request He Received Before The Smooch

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If you are watching the crowd during a Knicks or Lakers home game, odds are you’ll see some A-listers sitting courtside. Over the years that list has included big-name actors like Billy Crystal and Jack Nicholson, in fact, they’ve even attended them together. Now, the When Harry Met Sally actor has opened up about sitting next to The Shining actor at a game in 2004 and the kiss they ended up sharing during it.

The Monsters Inc. star stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! where he and the titular host exchanged funny stories, and chatted about Crystal’s upcoming Apple TV+ series, Before. The comedian also revealed he is being honored by The Basketball Hall of Fame for being a superfan of the sport, as his support for the LA Clippers has been undying. While explaining that, he also recalled one particular night in 2004, when the Clippers were playing the Lakers, the favorite team of Nicholson. The Chinatown actor asked Crystal to attend with him, and the comic actor couldn’t have been happier. He said:

Jack is my Babe Ruth, no one I respect more for what he’s done for the film industry than Jack. I just love him, he’s bigger than life. So he calls me, Clippers at the Lakers. So you get a call from Jack – ‘Hey, Willy, would you like to go to the game with me?’

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