Nicolas Cage, king of excess and exuberance
Having never been afraid of excess, which is also his trademark, Nicolas Cage is able to reproduce everything. Equally comfortable in independent films as in blockbusters, the actor has transformed over the years into a young soldier traumatized by Vietnam (little bird), like a runaway dreaming of having a baby (Arizona Jr), like an alcoholic who looks forward to death (Leaving Vegas), like a paramedic on the brink of explosion (To the open grave) or as a superhero urinating flames (Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance).
Nicolas Cage is not afraid of anything, not even ridicule and takes on all his films, including the turnip enfilade shot in recent years (Crusades, Primordial), in the midst of which a miracle is sometimes born (Joe, Pig). Although he recently promised to pay more attention to his choice of projects than he did, it seemed obvious that this genius of expressionism would succeed Bela Lugosi and Gary Oldman in the Dracula costume. Currently in full promotion of horror comedy Renfieldthe actor returned to his favorite feature films in his career.
A top 5 artistic
Going through the show The Late Show with Stephen ColbertNicolas Cage said of his favorite films:
I’ll start with Pig, My favourite movie. I adore mandy, the film by Panos Cosmatos. I adore To the open grave by Martin Scorsese e bad lieutenant by Werner Herzog. And I loved Joe by David Gordon Green.
Unfortunately, the actor hadn’t thought of the fabulous Sailor and Lula, Rock, Wings of Hell, Flip/Face, Snake-eyes OR Warlord. But he only had to remember five…
Source: Cine Serie
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