Synopsis
In 1978, world renowned movie star, Jack Nicholson, made his feature directorial debut, a western called GOIN’ SOUTH. Against the advice of his producers, he cast up and coming comedian, John Belushi. Both John and Jack are known as Hollywood’s biggest bad boys and both are about to meet their match. Based on a true story… kind of.
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