The rereleased adaptation of Ken Kesey’s novel features a mesmerising central performance – and a villain who now seems much more likable The rereleased adaptation of Ken Kesey’s novel features a mesmerising central performance – and a villain who now seems much more likable H ere is the bruised-plum role that put Jack Nicholson into the biggest of big leagues: the role that Kirk Douglas created for the original Broadway version and once coveted for the movie he helped develop – but it’s the