“After 45 years of doing this, I feel like I’ve said everything I had to say about cinema.“Nicolas Cage is saying goodbye to cinema? Yes… and no! In an interview given to the site UproxxThe 59-year-old actor said that he would like to leave cinema soon, but… in favor of another medium: television.
“In an episode of Breaking Bad, I saw Bryan Cranston staring at a briefcase for an hour. We don’t have time for that in the movie. Maybe television is the next step for me“.
He follows: “I’m very interested in the immersion offered by streaming and series. I’ve seen what you can do with characters when you’re given time to express yourself.Therefore, the actor is not going to stop his career, but to review it and choose the projects in which he will play.
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Although hinting that he might change his mind if something special came up, like revisiting one of his favorite roles (Ghost Rider or Castor Troy from Volte/Face en tête).
“I want to end on a positive note. I think I can do three or four more films before I get there and hopefully change the format to find another way to express myself as an actor.“, he explains.
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Meanwhile, Nicolas Cage will appear in Dream Scenario on December 27. Then in Lords of War, which marks her reunion with Andrew Nicol (also writer and director of Welcome to Gattaca). And his return to one of the best character suits of his career.
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