UK censors pass Jack's Trip after 35 years

A cult Jack Nicholson movie which has been effectively banned in the UK for 35 years has finally been given a certificate by censors.

Sun, 08 Jun, 2003 - 10:28

A cult Jack Nicholson movie which has been effectively banned in the UK for 35 years has finally been given a certificate by censors.

The Trip – a film Nicholson wrote and which starred Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda – was rejected twice for its vivid depiction of LSD use which prompted fears that viewers might imitate.

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Courts Entertainment Heathrow Place: UK Person: Jack Nicholson Person: Nicholson Person: Dennis Hopper Person: Peter Fonda Person: Fonda Person: Hopper Organisation: British Board of Film Classification Organisation: BBFC Organisation: MGM

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