Nicolas Cage on the ‘deeply humbling experience’ of sending up his public image

Nicolas Cage on the ‘deeply humbling experience’ of sending up his public image
Nicolas Cage has said it was a “deeply humbling experience” to send up his outsize public persona by playing a version of himself in his new film (Ian West/PA)

Nicolas Cage said it was a “deeply humbling experience” to send up his outsize public persona by playing a version of himself in his new film.

The Oscar-winning actor, 58, best known for roles in Leaving Las Vegas, National Treasure, Raising Arizona, Adaptation, Face/Off and Con Air, stars in The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent, playing a version of himself unfulfilled by his career and facing financial ruin while distanced from his teenage daughter, who thinks he is a self-involved narcissist.

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