Sandy Bresler, who was Jack Nicholson's agent for 60 years, has died at 87. A friend remembers Bresler as 'a unique person ... and always a great deal of fun!'
Sandy Bresler, who served as actor Jack Nicholson’s agent for six decades, has died at age 87. The industry veteran died Thursday in Santa Monica after a short illness, his family said in a statement, adding that he had “established the gold standard for personally curated talent representation.” 'Sandy was a unique person, generous with his time and knowledge,' John Kelly, Bresler's partner at Bresler Kelly and Associates, told The Times on Friday.
“The agent problem was to be eventually resolved, at the time of ‘Easy Rider,’ in the person of Sandy Bresler.” “There is only one agent who has stayed with me, guided me, tolerated my tantrums, my operatic behavior and so forth,” Nicholson said while accepting the Cecil B. DeMille Award at the Golden Globes in 1999.
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