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Nicholas Cage is always hit or miss.
He always gave 100%
He just never turned down a part cause he had money problems.
Due to unpaid taxes on many real estate purchases worldwide, he owed so much money to the IRS that he took everything he was offered.
I believe he finally paid it off in 2022 so he can be more selective in his choices
Recently watched The Carpenter's Son. Don't know why he agreed to that one lol.
Yeah, after trying a couple of times to care about Spider-Noir, I've started to realize that I just don't really like Nic Cage that much.
I mean it's not like the writing in that show is great either. It's not anywhere close to being noir.
It's really not. It's like they thought that if they made him talk like a 1930s P.I., see, that it would make the a noir, see?