'The Wildest House In Hollywood': Jack Nicholson's Drug-Fueled Sordid Sex Parties REVEALED In New Tell-All Book
Sept. 20 2013, Published 6:20 a.m. ET
It's the end of an era in Hollywood: Jack Nicholson has retired from acting, as Breaking Celebrity News has reported -- and he's ready to live out the rest of his life outside of the public eye.
But just as he's set to give up his crown as the king of Hollywood playboys, a new memoir is pulling back the sheets on the sordid life he lived before.
A new memoir, Nicholson, by New York Times-bestselling author Marc Eliot, explores the wild times and drug-fueled sex parties that made Nicholson the poster boy for hard living for so many years.
From his first months on the scene in L.A., Jack's apartment quickly became known as "the wildest house in Hollywood," Eliot writes in the book, which was first excerpted by the National ENQUIRER.
"There was round-the-clock partying, drinks, drugs, sex, lots of tea (of the smoking kind), and beautiful, hot, willing girls who loved to get just as high as the boys and have a good time," Eliot writes. "The refrigerator never had any food in it. Just milk (for Jack's sometimes sensitive stomach), beer, and pot in the freezer to keep it fresh."
One of Jack's friends from the period, Harry Dean Stanton, claims that Jack was always riding a slight buzz and surrounded by women. "Whenever I think of Jack from that period," he says, "I always see him with a cheap red wine on his lips."
The parties at Stanton's house, however, were much more X-rated. "On weekends, Harry Dean liked to throw sex parties that started on Firday night and ended sometime Monday morning," Eliot writes. "'Orgies,' he proudly called them, that gathered the hottest starlets and all the available young men, some single and some not, who wanted to get whacked out and share beds filled with these naked, luscious, beautiful women."
However, Jack was more concerned with making it in Hollywood, Eliot claims, writing, "Most of the time, though, while the action was hot and heavy in the other rooms, Jack would prefer to sit alone, in his bedroom, furiously pounding out his screenplay."
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That all changed when began to climb the ranks as a leading man in Hollywood. He eventually bought his own party pad right next door to his idol, Marlon Brand