In her book Fame and Frame, the celebrity photographer Pat York includes a shot of actor Jack Nicholson walking away from a modest Provençal cottage, on the chimney of which stands a peacock. The picture was taken, she wrote, at a property “near the village of La Garde-Freinet, owned by the director Tony Richardson. We had been invited to join other guests – Buck Henry, Anjelica Huston, David Hockney [who painted the swimming pool] and John Gielgud”. The peacock, she said, symbolised “the otherworldly quality of time and place ... at this escapist’s paradise.”
专拍名人的摄影师帕特•约克(Pat York)在其著作《名人与照片的故事》(Fame and Frame)中，选了这样一张照片——影星杰克•尼克尔森(Jack Nicholson)正走出普罗旺斯(Provençal)的一座不起眼村舍，烟囱顶上蹲着一只孔雀。她这样写道：这张照片摄于托尼•理查森(Tony Richardson)私人所有的小村La Garde-Freinet附近的一幢房屋前。我们有幸与巴克•亨利(Buck Henry)、安吉里卡•休斯顿(Anjelica Huston)、大卫•霍克尼（David Hockney，专画泳池画作）以及约翰•吉尔古德(John Gielgud)等知名嘉宾一起获邀”。她写道：“在这个避世者居住的世外桃源，孔雀象征着“超凡脱俗的彼岸时空……”