Jack Nicholson (born on April 22, 1937) is the American actor, filmmaker, and cultural icon whose decades-spanning career has made him a towering figure in cinema history. With three Academy Awards and unforgettable roles in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Chinatown, The Shining, and As Good as It Gets, Nicholson has long captivated audiences with his razor-sharp wit, magnetic unpredictability, and singular screen presence. Known for portraying complex antiheroes and charming misfits, he remains one of Hollywood’s most influential and enigmatic leading men.

Off-screen, Nicholson’s style is just as enduring — and nothing defines it more than his signature sunglasses. He’s famously fond of both Persol (especially the 714 foldables) and the Ray-Ban Wayfarer, two timeless silhouettes that reflect his irreverent charisma and old-school Hollywood cool. The Wayfarer, in particular, has become almost synonymous with Nicholson’s public image — bold, boxy, and unmistakably iconic. Whether he’s perched courtside at a Lakers game or ducking past paparazzi in Cannes, Jack Nicholson’s eyewear has become an emblem of his persona: legendary, laid-back, and forever a step ahead of the glare.