Cheers & Jeers: Nick Nolte's Luck Changes

Nick Nolte Cheers to Nick Nolte for racing to the leading from the pack with Luck. Want more Cheers & Jeers? Sign up for TV Guide Magazine. The veteran actor - who first grew to become a star within the '70s miniseries Wealthy Guy, Poor Guy - became a tripping punchline after his well known arrest about ten years ago. Now he's towards the top of his game again because of his knockout act as a set of completely different trainers: an alcoholic MMA coach in the Oscar-nominated performance in Warrior as well as an old stable submit HBO's new horseracing drama. You cannot help but seem like Nolte identifies together with his Luck role as Walter Cruz, also known as that old Guy, a apparently over-the-hill geezer who's enlivened to create one further run for glory. TV Guide Magazine lately questioned Nolte, who says Luck creator David Milch had contacted him to star in the last series, the ill-created (and -fated) John From Cincinnati. Nolte switched it lower, he stated, while he "did not quite get that certain." When Nick Nolte finds something incoherent, that's really saying something. But Milch and Nolte have began making sense again, and expect when the old acting professional rides this role completely for an Emmy. Exactly what do you think about Luck -a nd Nick Nolte? Sign up for TV Guide Magazine now!