London
(ANI):
The
online
video
through
which
Hollywood
star
Jack
Nicholson
has
tendered
his
support
to
Democratic
candidate
Hillary
Clinton's
presidential
campaign
has
become
a
huge
hit.
Insiders
at
the
video-sharing
web
site,
YouTube,
have
revealed
that
the
video
has
been
viewed
more
than
1.2
million
times
since
its
release.
The
video
titled
Jack
and
Hill
features
excerpts
from
some
of
Nicholson"s
hit
films—namely
Batman,
The
Shining,
Chinatown,
and
A
Few
Good
Men.
Nicholson
has
used
a
clip
from
his
1989
film
Batman
in
the
video
to
suggest
that
Clinton
is
more
capable
than
her
main
Democratic
candidate
Barack
Obama,
reports
the
BBC.
Besides
Nicholson,
Clinton
is
also
being
supported
by
director
Steven
Spielberg,
singer
Barbra
Streisand
and
actress
Eva
Longoria
Parker.
Nicholson
took
the
help
of
American
actor-director
Rob
Reiner
to
make
the
video.
In
one
of
the
sequences,
according
to
Contactmusic,
The
Shining
character
Jack
Torrance
says:
"Things
could
be
better,
Lloyd.
Things
could
be
a
whole
lot
better." Side-by-side
the
message
"Clinton
has
a
plan
to
deal
with
the
nearly
47
million
Americans
without
health
care"
flashes
up
on
screen.
In
another
sequence,
Nicholson"s
character
from
A
Few
Good
Men
says:
"There's
nothing
sexier
than
saluting
a
woman." The
clip"s
spokesperson
Yusuf
K.
Robb
has
revealed
that
it
has
been
made
without
Clinton's
approval.
"They
(Nicholson
and
Reiner)
decided
to
do
this
as
something
on
their
own
to
assist
her
campaign,"
Robb
said.