If you’ve never seen a movie Nicolas Cage Which one should you watch? Cage was asked this question during an interview with The New Yorker.
The actor has appeared in nearly 120 films since his breakout starring role in Valley Girl from 1983 and will next be seen in a rare supporting role in the horror film LonglegsAlong the way, he won an Oscar for Leaving Las Vegas and racked up several fan-favorite performances in films such as Moonstruck from 1987, Vampire’s Kiss from 1988 , Face/Off from 1995 and Adaptation of 2002.
However, Cage did not choose any of them.
Nicolas Cage recommends a film from his filmography
Instead, he chose the 2021 drama Michael Sarnoski “Pig” in which Cage plays a lonely and despondent former acclaimed chef who hunts down the thieves who stole his beloved truffle pig. The film received some of Cage’s best reviews of his career and racked up a 97 percent positive score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Cage explained: “I think that [ Pig ] It’s something people can enjoy, because tragedy is going to strike us all at some point.. It’s just a question of when. It’s also a movie that to me is like a folk song. It’s a very quiet, gentle movie, which is the polar opposite of… people thinking I’m crazy.” [debido al tipo de personajes extravagantes y llenos de energía que Cage ha interpretado en el pasado].
When pointed out how recent the film is and that it’s perhaps a good thing his favorite role isn’t something from decades ago, Cage replies, “Yeah… I think so.” [actuar] “Now it is—for me, at least—more interesting and more personal.”
Nicolas Cage’s fears about the use of AI
At another point in the interview, Cage again expressed his fears about AI. He noted that he was having a digital image scan done for a film he was making: “They have to put me on a computer and match my eye color and change it… I don’t know. It just They are going to steal my body and do whatever they want with it through digital AI… God, I hope it’s not AI. I’m terrified of that. I’ve been very explicit about that.”
Cage agreed that The idea seemed “terrifying” to him He added: “It makes me wonder, you know, where will the artist’s truth end up? Will it be replaced? Will it be transfigured? Where will the heartbeat be? I mean, what are you going to do with my body and my face when I’m dead? I don’t want anything to do with that!”
Source: Ambito
I am an author and journalist who has worked in the entertainment industry for over a decade. I currently work as a news editor at a major news website, and my focus is on covering the latest trends in entertainment. I also write occasional pieces for other outlets, and have authored two books about the entertainment industry.
