Nicolas Cage: The 60 Minutes Interview

[@alexs1972]

Nick Cage doing a 60 minutes interview in 13 minutes is the most Nick Cage thing ever.

[@jamestaylor7593]

Gone in 13 minutes

[@selfishstockton6123]

The show is meant to be 60 minutes not the actual interview itself. Where have you been the last half century?

[@bryanjensen2614]

@@selfishstockton6123 Hey don't knock a man who can cram a half century in a show called 60 minutes and still leave 47 minutes for everyone else. That's generosity.

[@brianpark2564]

it takes 12 minutes to count all those seconds

[@claudinedorward7910]

I was thinking the same exact thing 13 minutes yep that's about the longest. Time you're going to get his attention before he starts going off on something now I would find it so amusing and I would just sit there for like hours maybe days observing him and there's a movie that came out last year I think about a fan that has like his whole life is surrounded around his love for Nick Cage is Obsession for him. And in the movie Nick Cage plays himself and he goes finally to visit this fanatic. I can't remember the name of it but it's definitely different movie but then again so is he. God bless his heart

[@MisterBinx]

He’s one of those rare actors. Even if the movie is bad you say it’s Nicolas Cage and you’re okay with it.

[@TheBandit7613]

He makes a movie, I go see it.

[@silvertongue3003]

@SnoopyDoo My ‘fear’ of wasting my time and energy to watch a crap movie is so great that I just don’t like watching movies as much unless I’m sure it’s going to be about something I love.. I used to love movies, I seem to have been bitten by the documentary bug somewhere along the road because I can’t get enough of watching documentaries as long as it’s not the crap that discovery and history plays these days.

[@MrProzacmilkshake]

@SnoopyDoo your pick of the week?

[@silvertongue3003]

@@SenseiBlue considering how much I use swear words without sometimes even noticing it sounds like something interesting to watch.. Thanks

[@bl8388]

@SnoopyDoo Heretic. Any film with Nick in it is worth watching. Hush you. Dude running in a bear suit and punching an evil chick makes him a hero.

[@newhorizons9446]

"May not have been blue chip, but it was work". Words to live by. He put in his time, he deserves respect.

[@Teekles]

all that money and keeps his lizard in a cage barely larger than itself instead of a nice terrarium, wtf

[@AnthonyTalarico-hq9kl]

​@@Teeklesyeah that irked me a bit it needs a upgrade,I'd love to do it for him or recommend someone to

[@useyourimaginasean]

@@AnthonyTalarico-hq9klodds are others thought the same and that lizard is in a nicer terrarium. That raises the question of what Nicolas cage could convince people to volunteer for.

[@sonjar1853]

I was not happy to see that. I was also not happy to see a non-free bird.@@Teekles

[@aronalhime9770]

Dude just makes me smile. Will take almost any role no matter the budget of the film and will put in 110% every single time

[@Cosmystery]

you gotta respect this guy. He truly loves his craft

[@Dan-ys8nk]

Nicolas Cage is his own genre. I admire him for it. His Cage rage moments in films are unforgettable. I am happy this guy is on the rise again.

[@jamesanderson6373]

*Nicolas

[@jacofalltrades7610]

A! B! C! D! E! F....

[@LD-qj2te]

Right on ! Inspiration to hard work

[@greenman8644]

Not that he ever went anywhere

[@glorymanheretosleep]

His role in Family Man was one of the best displays of acting.

[@orangemanbad]

I love how Cage doesn’t just poopoo the low budget films he did. He always gives us his best performance despite how crappy the movies are (in recent years). He’s built trust with the audience.

[@skyhigh9474]

I really liked the recent movie 'The Old Way'

[@naitsirhca4551]

poopoo

[@yespc]

even if he does a bad job he still gets $2 million

[@unlimitedpower978]

And he always “goes for it”. If he thinks a character needs to be wild he does it

[@Pirike74]

For me, he is a superstar. Whatever role he played, turned into gold. I am so happy to see, that he is back on screen.

[@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hc]

My favorite Nicolas Cage movie is The City of Angels with Meg Ryan.

[@glennmarley6989]

The biggest thing you can take from this interview is that he is a professional. The guy is there to work and give his best effort.

[@LixtianShanghai]

what a character. he is a national treasure

[@Daniel-xg3ul]

I see what you did there.

[@mnetzer6777]

Ahhh, yes

[@garethsmith6611]

Haha I see what you did there.

[@robertmaybeth3434]

Cage is somebody who I find impossible to dislike regardless of whatever he does. Ever since the first Nic Cage 'Vegas' movie ("Honeymoon in" not "Leaving") he is consistently the most relatable yet somehow the most extraordinary personality on any screen. No matter what script and story line he sometimes gets stuck with he makes every movie better just by being in it, and has another dimension and quality, to any role that nobody else can ever match.

[@thomasnilsson2884]

Season of witches had scenery and storyline.. but cage wrecked it

[@robertmaybeth3434]

@@thomasnilsson2884 Let's be honest here, nobody could have saved that script and that dialog, NOBODY...

[@JH-ks6pq]

i admire his work a top 5 fave actor

[@GS-zc4sk]

I don't quite get him. But yeah I still like NC.

[@Sleepy_Babushka]

How can you not love Nic Cage? Huge personality but seems down to earth and self aware at the same time.

[@buckrogers6378]

​@@IAMInnergy "Snap Crackle Pop" while trying to impress reporter in his Gold Lamborghini.....so far from down to earth.... dude is looney tunes

[@Original-Juice]

@@IAMInnergy Well yeah man, Down to Earth is the 'new' Eccentric

[@wisdomlandkraficsjahmexico9599]

You just wanted to reach get Nic... You don't even say Nic you just did that for likes ... 😂(SW I'm. Hating)

[@youtubewhenbored728]

Could say the same about Adam Sandler

[@maggiemae7539]

You have never met him and you can tell ?

[@lous111]

Leaving Las Vegas was one of the most deserved Oscars I've seen in my lifetime. Thank you, Nic Cage.

[@gmh471]

Except the Oscar should have gone to Sean Penn in Dead Man Walking.

[@desertvalleyfilms9136]

@@gmh471 no definitely not cage deserved that

[@mikestang679]

VAMPIRES KISS, is NICOLAS CAGE, no doubt, he ate 2 live cockroaches, he had to do a double take, on that flick, that should have given him the statuette, from the mutual admiration society, called the "OSCARS".....Eating 2 live and kicking cockroaches, no bullcrap, real deal.....

[@GINOCAMBOS-lq6nj]

👍

[@dearestdennis]

But he didn’t leave Las Vegas, he went there to live for no Taxes in the end I think that’s kinda funny.

[@Cwgrlup]

As a sober alcoholic of over 35 years, watching leaving Los Vegas for many of us alcoholics (including my sober husband and friends) hit home and a part of our soul that was tragic, comic and relatable in a way that only another alcoholic could understand. Nick Cage nailed alcoholism and Elizabeth Shue nailed co-dependency like no other film has ever done. It was a masterpiece. He is a brilliant actor and a genius.

[@Robert06087]

I can't imagine how hard it was to play that part !!! Amazing Cage .

[@jsj31313jj]

Well stated!!!

[@GeoffPeterson33]

There’s a video on KZbin of “Some Devil” by Dave Matthews Band with clips from Leaving Los Vegas in the background. I’m 5 years sober myself and that video perfectly encompasses that sad and lonely abyss I sank into.

[@JaffaGaffa]

@@GeoffPeterson33 say a litte prayer for me

[@user-hy2so9px7t]

Agreed.

[@Travesty-qy4hv]

His performance in "Peggy Sue got Married" really struck me way back when, and he's delivered many wonderful performances since. But I have to say that I have never seen such an outpouring of genuine admiration and praise in any comment section on KZbin or the internet as this 60 Minutes interview has garnered for Nicolas Cage. Like the man himself, it's really a wonderful and beautiful thing. Thank you sir for your many wonderful performances.

[@googleisass-b4g]

Nick Cage is a beast of an actor. He's given me laughs, smiles and tears. He will always be iconic in entertainment. Thank you Cage.

[@jbranche8024]

Absolute legend in his broad acting ability and to execute at the highest levels. I've seen 100's of films and can't remember most. I can remember almost all of Cages films. He is definitely at home in Las Vegas, he displays some of the older Las Vegas style that makes it special.

[@freebee8221]

he couldv been the next marlon brando but something went wrong 20 years ago

[@Sirmellowman]

he may not be making the most ground breaking movies everytime, but damn you can tell he really does love making movies and telling stories through characters.

[@dallastexas7949]

Na he really loves the young tight wife he has LOL

[@journosketch]

yes indeed. He is like Quentin Tarantino Love making movies

[@ihatekillerclowns]

hasn't been in a "groundbreaking" movie in over 20 years lol

[@Sirmellowman]

@@ihatekillerclowns yeah thats exactly what I said, I agree. but hes had some decent ones in the past

[@ladistar]

@@ihatekillerclownsdamn hahahahahaha

[@MTknitter22]

Now THAT was truly a fascinating interview of a man we rarely see sitting for a real interview. This lady did a perfect job just letting him talk.

[@gmh471]

Except beyond his bloviating about German film, etc., we really learned almost nothing about him.

[@MTknitter22]

@@gmh471 well actually he revealed more than any time before by opening his eccentric home, discussing his upbringing. NOW I understand his quirks a lot better and discovering how intelligent he is about his career. He isn’t quite the Hollywood fruit loop I originally thought (not totally anyway lol). Good for him not getting gossipy & personal.

[@BaldHeadedManc]

​@@gmh471 we? Who are you speaking for? Lmao imagine being that arrogant in the KZbin comment section 😂🤦🏼‍♂️

[@Griff00]

@@gmh471 you don't need to "learn about" people in an interview, you can just enjoy them talking about things

[@georgiahillstrom7364]

spot on there, usually the one doing the interview likes to talk over who they should be allowing to talk

[@kristinas.2974]

Nic Cage is one of my most favorite actors. He's iconic. There's never been anyone like him, and I doubt there will ever be again. One of a kind, and a master at what he does.

[@targaflorio3239]

"The Family Man". Cage as Jack Campbell. My favourite performance of his. Wonderful movie as well. So under-rated.

[@abalogh87]

Watch it every December! Agreed!

[@Iamgoincrazyright]

Lets get a funnel cake😂

[@Brad772006]

One of the few actors who can draw an audience on his name alone.

[@theonlypui396]

One of the last true movie stars in an ocean of Brand names obscuring the name of the mortal actors in favor of a character or production company, which are immortal.

[@DJ-tk8nk]

Maybe 3 decades ago

[@eddiedutra3359]

Renfield bombed

[@listenup7284]

This comment is simply not true. The only movie he could do that would draw an audience today is national treasure 3.

[@ameliaerin1544]

And his lineage...

[@JessicaDwyer]

I will forever by grateful that I got to host his panel at the Drafthouse for Renfield. I took a moment during it to thank him for Pig. I saw it a year after my dad died and it literally destroyed me but in a way that I needed to be destroyed and I sobbed for like an hour after it was over. One of the most beautiful movies about loss and dealing with loss I've ever seen.

[@rustyshackleford6035]

It would have been a Better movie if he got the Pig back but my favorite movie is Mandy that's a pretty odd one too

[@petermcfookens]

PIG was a movie that surprised me. I wasn't expecting much out of the movie and it ended up being shockingly well made with a great story.

[@yehoshua77]

He’s legitimately a brilliant actor and on top of that an interesting person with humility. Thanks for this showcase.

[@brazilian_orthodox]

Golden lamborghini and 6ft lizard on glass

[@murkywters]

I'm 37 and Nic Cage became my favorite actor when I was just eight. I grew up with his films, basically all his films in the nineties were my favorite at one time or another. Leaving Las Vegas, The Rock, Con Air, Face/Off, City of Angels, Snake Eyes and 8MM. In one stride. Damn.

[@robbieallan6522]

He gives every role 110% in every movie 🎬 I'd say he's the hardest working actor in the industry.

[@rodneybiltman2005]

Yes! He's either in it 100% or not in the movie at all. He never leaves you unsatisfied about his character, ever. The engagement he commands is astounding.

[@robbieallan6522]

Totally agree m8

[@ifybah2]

Samuel Jackson esque

[@Widderic]

His performance in Pig sent chills down my spine. I wish he would do more films like that. Characters with mysterious depth. I love Cage because he can really act, but a lot of times he's just having fun and doing what he loves, and I like that even more.

[@stephaniejean2426]

It's his #1 film, imo. Very moving.

[@tomsevcik1792]

My friends brother actually did most of the camera work in that film!

[@usern4metak3ns]

He performed bleak existential depression well in that movie. Even managed to mock the seriousness of the villain. Very good movie with it's own established underworld

[@djslybacon]

@@tomsevcik1792 did ye, aye?

[@Michael-wn3rh]

That film hit me really hard as a PDX native.

[@ruk2023--]

No way to dislike this guy as a celebrity. Maybe he's different behind closed doors and we'll never know but he seems very genuine in any interview I have seen him in.

[@lb1460]

He certainly is interesting and no other actor quite like him. Interviewer sure was incredible. She brought out some great moments in this interview.

[@TheIHVPNetwork]

There aren't too many actors I have followed throughout my life that I can say ..."oh---wait---who is in this film?!? What?! Oh Gotta watch this!" Cage delivers every single time---no matter the script.

[@quij7ote222]

If Nic Cage is in a movie I will watch it even if I've never heard of it.

[@kdbrown777]

Such a monolithic actor, probably my favorite of all time. I love that he can do it all, from the meaty Oscar-worthy performances in Leaving Las Vegas, Adaptation, or Pig, to the action star in The Rock, Con Air, or National Treasure, to the "cage rage" freakouts in Vampire's Kiss, Bad Lieutenant, or Mandy, and even the tender heartwarming roles of Moonstruck, Guarding Tess, and The Weather Man. The man just does it all effortlessly.

[@robertmiller5949]

Wild at Heart

[@---re9dy]

Raising Arizona

[@houstonvanhoy7767]

He makes it look effortless. I suspect that he works hard.

[@Lisa-io6pr]

Family Man in 2000 with Don Cheadle and Tea Leoni and other great character actors

[@austinthomas8464]

Agreed ! He’s doing National Treasure 3 and I can’t wait to see it

[@brandon7482]

I’ll give him this, even in his B movies, he gave it all in them. You can tell he really loves acting. I true performer.

[@ct6852]

Can't help but admire him for being so committed to every role. It's impressive. And pretty remarkable. Also he dug himself out of a ditch doing what he loved, which is kind of The Dream. He needs to do a Scorsese film.

[@tomsinsky5548]

Yes, and Tarantino & Danny Boyle movies. And (sorry, Marty) a Marvel film.

[@ct6852]

@@tomsinsky5548 Wasn't the flaming skull one a Marvel? Totally blanking on what it's called. Bizarre that he's never done a Tarantino. That could be interesting.

[@brandonduffy8896]

What an incredible story! He really seems sincere and definitely humble - this interview definitely shows how he’s been expressing how he lives into his work.

[@aqualust5016]

I may not care for some of his films but Nic is a genuine actor, doesn't get into the political drama of Hollyweird, doesn't involve himself in odd rituals of the elite, and loves the craft of artistry. Much respect.

[@marcitos_9329]

He’s going to be nominated for an Oscar again and he’ll probably receive his second Oscar soon. Yes he can be a goof ball but he’ll be remembered for always pulling out his A game regardless the role.

[@Bamaboy813]

I wouldn't say he's pulled his A game every role. He's been good to great in maybe 20ish roles but the 100 D-rate action flicks on Netflix he's done, yikes. But hey keeps him and Bruce Willis employed

[@UtopiaBlue68]

@@Bamaboy813 Bruce has retired!

[@rujunko]

This interview made me love Nick Cage even more. Faith in film acting restored.

[@ThomSonnyYeah]

Odd, i had the opposite reaction when i saw the amount of wild animals he keeps in cages for fun. Miserable.

[@joshscism2351]

You can always count on Cage to bring something unusual to the screen - a true artist outlier. No mention of Mandy during the interview though it was very much an art endeavor as much as any of his best works. Appreciate the mention of "Mom and Dad" below. I'll have to check that out. Congrats to him for a great resurgence! I never tire of his unique and inventive approaches to character development.

[@johncollins211]

His role in lord of war couldn't have been done better. The characters impulsive behavior matched his own character so well it couldn't have been done better. His character never thinks to much He just gets it done by any means necessary pushing things over and over. And in the end when it all comes crashing down he's saved by the fact of who he is and the risks he's willing to take. In the movie he's saved by the fact the government needs a risk taker that can do things they can't be seen doing.

[@staceycameron4157]

I love that he hasn't stopped making movies. I love that he has gone into the obscure now, because it makes the obscure - real. Which, it is. Real life is always stranger than fiction. I love how he's just rode that wave all the way to creative town, and we're along for the ride. He is such a great bloody actor.

[@milagiganticurchod6138]

The fact that he did not claim bankrupcy says a lot about his character. Well done, you are a decent and honest man who stood accountable for his debts. And then, you raised again. A real chamption!

[@MTknitter22]

I thought so too @Mila. Most would just declare bankruptcy. Really respect how hard he worked consistently till he had the debt paid.

[@Nathan-gd7xq]

And then he buys a golden Ferrari.

[@Vertical-sandwiches]

@@Nathan-gd7xq Lambo.

[@jdsd744]

bankruptcy is a financial tool, not something to be ashamed of.

[@rpraetor]

@@jdsd744 Unless you bankrupt a casino, then maybe you should be ashamed.

[@kermitwilson]

I’ll never meet him or know him personally. I very much appreciate his artistic choices and their impact on my life. He’s been in every type of movie covering the full spectrum (as I can comprehend it as an audience) of movies. Big budget mainstream, low budget, comedy, drama, art house. He’s taken risks and lived his life. When I was younger I thought he might be losing his mind. Decades later I’m very appreciative of his work and find his journey in life to be inspirational. If I ever met him at some random moment, I’d just thank him for his work and shake his hand. As a blue collar guy I don’t have a lot of money to spend on entertainment and have always had a good time with his movies. Some were fun, some make you think. Good times.

[@kermitwilson]

I really hope he’s having a good time. Has anyone ever asked him if he’s happy?

[@mrslasher1064]

Best interview 60 minutes has done in 20 years Nicolas Cage is a national treasure and is one of the few classically trained actors left in hollywood

[@rodneybiltman2005]

Say what you want, Nick Cage is a great actor who has entertained millions across the world. I am thankful to have had the opportunity to enjoy most of his films all the while growing up from childhood to adulthood. Really one of the greatest of this time.

[@MT-tu8dt]

I respect that not only is he a great actor but he made mistakes, didn’t file for bankruptcy but paid it all off by working it all off. Even taking roles he probably didn’t want to do. Hopefully he learned from it and doesn’t put himself in a bad financial situation again.

[@loyalfilm]

Absolute legend! Glad to see him making a comeback 🙏

[@thinkbeforyouvote]

Comeback? When did he leave. If Blockbuster were still open his face would be on 15% of the movies.

[@LtGregoryStevens]

@@thinkbeforyouvote the term is Ballbuster not blockbuster

[@toddself5838]

"Not that we ever went anywhere...."

[@dontbefatuousjeffrey2494]

@@toddself5838 "...not that we ever went anywhere"

[@martronix85]

he has never left.

[@historychannel365]

Actor Nick Cage is a monster. He has made me grin, laugh, and cry. He'll always be remembered as an entertainment icon. Many thanks, Cage.

[@Taureanfitness]

I completely agree "Pig" was his best movie. I've never seen him perform that incredibly well. I was blown away by the film & so moved. I cried!

[@nebidiaswift5200]

You have to respect this guy and anyone that says he’s a bad actor doesn’t know what they are talking about. My fav actor right here I admire his work ethic and attitude to movies/film.

[@alessandrapanella9100]

If Nicolas Cage is in any movie I will watch it.. He’s an amazing actor

[@jrbuch]

Con Air, Face Off and Gone in 60 Seconds are my favourites of his. And as a fellow petrol head, it puts a smile on my face to see him enjoying his cars.

[@thejustinjustin1233]

Absolute legend of an actor.

[@rybfish76]

His performance in PIG put him in another realm. His acting was stellar.

[@BeanyBop]

I watched Mandy just a couple years back and forgot how good cage can be. He was phenomenal. The colour of space, weight of massive talent, willy's wonderland, He's really been killing it recently.

[@Aussie_Tom]

Mandy and Colour are amazing. I love how he's gone into the more indie movie scene. Not to downplay his mainstream movies like Con Air, which is one of my favourite action movies, but the stuff he's doing now, and even his older works like Wild At Heart are some of the best Cage.

[@user-wo5tc9ux7u]

Bro tried to sneak in Willy’s wonderland ☠️

[@hibhibb5429]

Nicolas Cage is so Incredible!! He cares about the craft. He will always be one of my all time favorite actors!

[@Qboro66]

Raising Arizona is a classic... It has it all... Great acting, great dialog, great action and great quieter parts as well...

[@oldpunker885]

Yes! Great call. Coen bros classic

[@maniacal1870]

I have always been a Nic Cage fan. No matter how crazy he goes, how off-the-wall his characters...I feel like it just makes him better. I love artists like Cage and Stewart because they aren't conventional actors, they bring their own energy and persona, and the roles are so much more memorable because of it.

[@danielmoore62]

Cage is a legendary actor who will never be forgotten. His contribution to the film industry will be studied for centuries. He is a gift to entertainment.

[@michael-4k4000]

he will be forgotten when he dies. we all are.. live for the day....

[@ThomasGabrielsen]

I love Nicolas's sarcastic reaction to Sharon's soft ball at the end. 😂

[@dutchenterprises4289]

"VeRy InSIgHtFuL ShArOn"

[@brucebruce7065]

Still to this day, Gone In Sixty Seconds is on one of the streaming services I am watching! Loved how he was actually doing the driving and I fell love with cars. Like Eleanor or the Lamborghini in The Rock. I don't care what anyone says bad about this man. He is one of my all time favorites and unquestionably the hardest working one!

[@blackvin4439]

Yeah, I'm here for that one. I can play it in the background like a soundtrack until the car chase comes up.

[@petrhorcicka7542]

Not Lamborghini in The Rock, but yellow Ferrari F355. But we all were suckers for Mr. Connery' ride, the badass Hummer H1.

[@brucebruce7065]

@@petrhorcicka7542 Okay I couldn't remember what that was but he is always whipping the nice rides with skill! I still like those models of the Hummer too! Thanks for giving me the info on the car! I always assumed it was a Lambo

[@scott6430]

Color out of Space was a science fiction/horror masterpiece and went completely under the radar. Nic Cage still makes great movies, he just makes so many of them.

[@SkammLykelee]

Nick is so strange, even Christopher Walken said, "Dayum...that dude's weird."

[@Tojoj22]

🤣

[@vivek27789]

🤦🤷😂

[@carlitocool8393]

Nic Cage is one of my all-time favorite actors because he gives everything he has to his performances, even if the movie itself is not great, I know Cage will do his best to elevate the film. He always looks like he's having fun in his movies.

[@MsSheilaC]

I watch Moonstruck regularly. As an Italian American, I recognized a lot of the dynamics in the family members 😂😍 The scene with Puccini‘s La Boheme opera was transformative for me and later inspired me to study voice; 14 years classical soprano. Thank you Nicolas and Cher. I’m going to watch it again tonight.❤️🥰😊

[@NicolasCageprivatte]

Thanks for your continuous love and support. ❤️ For how long have you been a fan of mine?

[@TheDesperateHomemaker]

Wow on that inspiration! Good going. 😊

[@patrickravier3038]

Wild at Heart, not often cited. This fantastic love story is the one that made me fall for Nick Cage forever, and forgive him any wrong step. I regularly go back to that final scene where Sailor jumps from car to car to find Lula and... What a perfect ending, what a mensch !

[@toranarama1]

He makes a small budget flick a box office smash. Always entertaining. Nice work Nick!

[@crystinamarie1]

Nick Cage is a legend. You can't help but love him and his love for the craft.

[@jonvia]

Protect Nic Cage at all costs....he's a national treasure!!!

[@jame2433]

See what you did there ;)

[@ru13r44]

Love this guy. One of the best actors of his generation, to me his performance in Adaptation is his best.

[@jasonoctane6372]

This man is the greatest actor. He solves his financial problem by taking bad scripts. But he always can elevate the story to a watchable level.

[@spiritualseekeramor]

Leaving Las Vegas is so darn good....a singular performance. It has stood the test of time. Nic is a very talented actor, and unapologetically himself. Refreshing.

[@faceoff3315]

*THIS GUY IS A LEGEND ALMOST 40 YEARS IN THE INDUSTRY*

[@annastark3786]

I've always loved Nic Cage. Always marched to his own beat.

[@usern4metak3ns]

Did it His way. No others

[@27neverlose]

Cage is a very likable guy regardless of what he does, he's someone people seem to pull for weather he's riding on top or just climbed off the bottom of his life...

[@HONEYBADGER-hp4wv]

I never stopped talking about you because you didn't know how much I loved you. ❤️ and I NEVER STOPPED LOVING YOU NICK .

[@srichey444]

I've seen this Nick Cage in tons of great movies since I was born in the 80's, but "Joe" will always be his #1 performance in my book. Criminally underrated Acting. 👌🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@nishottara777]

Check out "Birdie". Very original acting on his part

[@sharonbuzo5601]

My God, moonstruck is a masterpiece and I lost count how many times I watched face off. That movie is gold. Cage is amazing, definitely a genre of his own. Great honest interview!!

[@markshaw222]

​@Nicolas Cage shut it

[@lucindadavis-brown9278]

Absolutely love Nicholas Cage. I have seen most of his work and will be a fan for life!

[@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hc]

Lately, Nicolas Cage has had a string of movies that tanked at the box office.

[@Ramon_92]

Nicolas Cage is one of those rare actors that you can see playing in a action movie one week a comedy the other and a drama the week after and youl like all of them .

[@Aussie_Tom]

Legitimately my favourite actor of all time. Say what you will about the movies themselves, but the man is incredibly passionate, knowledgeable, and has a talent I think gets severely overlooked due to his more 'meme' status.

[@teresaharris-travelbybooks5564]

Moonstruck is still one of my most favorite romantic movies. There was a gritty feel to their relationship, like Rocky and Adarian.

[@Delilah.Elizabeth]

Same here. Love that movie!

[@akademikz23]

Nick cage is always entertaining. Even if the movie is terrible it's always worth watching. Not many actors can do that.

[@citizenVader]

This guy is just beginning to shine.. truly a dedicated fanatic and a great joy to witness.. I was upCaged by sailor in wild at heart. Dern, Dafoe, and Nick were just the perfect blend of focused madness i needed

[@trsmith2442]

His candor is great -- wears everything on his sleeve.

[@ianrobinson4200]

A truly great actor, he's given us so many iconic moments the last 40 years. I hope there are many more to come

[@Burnenwhysee]

His work is awesome, I hope he keeps doing projects that he loves, so we can have amazing movies to watch.

[@realRainz]

Nic is an American icon.

[@TheDesperateHomemaker]

Love his movies, that gold Lamborghini, his house, his passion in shown in films, that he followed his dreams, and of course I love this interview. He can be so natural, so crazy passionate, and so real like in Con Air, Leaving Las Vegas, Face/Off, It Could Happen to You, etc., etc.! He is most certainly a great man who was and always will be dedicated to his craft.

[@natefizzle8675]

dude is a treasure and a true artist

[@wilpri]

Don't miss: Mom and Dad. People say he's over the top, but actually he's as realistic as you can get.

[@RJLKMRD]

He's not over-the-top, if anything, he's underrated, his work in "Matchstick Men" is an unforgettable portrayal and how many people have even seen that film??

[@alantinoalantonio]

@@RJLKMRD such a good movie. It went under the radar

[@cutifat]

Ah... my favorite Hollywood star! I just love his acting, which is one of a kind. Although his private life was a mess, I still respect him as one great actor. Thank you for the interview.

[@j0nnyism]

An utterly unique and memorable performer. He’s a one off

[@lisalovelace6784]

The first time I seen him in Valley Girl, I loved him and that was it, we see all his movies after that. Then when my daughter was old enough I introduce her to his movies in the 1980's. He is a rare, unique breed and very unforgettable actor.

[@danlove12k]

He will always be known for Face/off, Con Air, The Rock. The best time of his career 😍😍

[@JLSJakartaLoveStory]

He is a f***ing LEGEND! So glad he is being recognised again after all these years.

[@NicolasCageprivatte]

Thanks for your continuous love and support. ❤️ For how long have you been a fan of mine?

[@bertoman1990]

Con Air, Face Off and Lord of War are his top movies in my book. Glad to have grown up watching those classics.

[@_A4A]

I first saw Nicolas Cage in Raising Arizona and loved him ever since!.... 💯💯💯

[@carolinskeep8106]

One day I was watching a movie with my daughter the movie was valley girl my daughter has moved on but I have not. Keep making movies please 📽️🎬

[@boerplaas388]

Leaving Las Vegas really moved me. Cage is a brilliant actor.

[@billzidis2656]

What a persona, I absolutely love every single Nic Cage film. i wish i could meet him one day

[@castiguir]

When it's Nicolas Cage it's always a film. So many great roles to look forward to.

[@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hc]

Nicolas Cage's greatest role was marrying Lisa Marie Presley.

[@stevechance150]

His 2002 film "Adaptation" with Meryl Streep, was some of his best work.

[@got2bjosh]

A well deserved second Oscar nomination. We'll see if he can get a third.

[@ct6852]

Agree. It was probably his most lowkey but he was totally convincing, which is weird, because he doesn't seem at all like that character.