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In Ken Kesey's novel, Ratched 'the Big Nurse' is described by Chief Bromden according to him: She has a face that is smooth, calculated, and precision-made, like an expensive baby doll, skin like flesh-colored enamel which is a blend of white and cream, with baby-blue eyes, and a small nose with pink little nostrils. This is one explanation why Nicholson doesn't appear on any of the DVD special features. During production, Nicholson and Forman spoke to each other through the cinematographer, but faked a friendly relationship when the media and studio personnel would show up to the set. In actuality, Nicholson spearheaded a coup among the other cast members, and refused to let Forman run rehearsals, running them himself instead. The 'two months' that Nicholson was supposed to have disappeared was actually closer to two weeks, and he didn't 'disappear'. Nicholson and Forman refused to give an inch, each believing he was right and the other was wrong. For example, Forman thought that the ward should be in bedlam when McMurphy showed up, and Nicholson posited that his character would have absolutely no effect on the mental patients if they were already riled up, which would have negated the purpose of his character, and therefore much of the plot. The story, as related by production designer Paul Sylbert, was that Nicholson and Milos Forman had very different ideas about how the narrative should play out. Rumors that production shut down because Jack Nicholson had hair plugs implanted are false (this can be verified by actually looking at his scalp).

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Years later, he told another story of his experience by reclining on his bed while flipping through channels on his television until he settled onto a late-night movie that looked sort of interesting, only to realize after a few minutes that it was this exact same unwanted adaptation that he swore off a long time ago, which he reacts by immediately changing channels. During production, the author requested the major role of Randle Patrick McMurphy to go to Gene Hackman in which Kesey's casting choice was denied as Jack Nicholson won the part instead, also because of the fact that the film wasn't canonically shown from Chief Bromden's narrative and perspective with McMurphy taking the revisioned position as the non-narrative antihero protagonist in which Kesey protested against, this lead the author into suing the production wanting 5% of the film's gross profits and $800,000 in damages, he eventually settled on a financial agreement. The book's author and story creator Ken Kesey was so bitter about the way the filmmakers were 'butchering' everything about both his plot and characters that he vowed never to watch the completed film.

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