Nicolas Cage Reflects On Time Batman’s Adam West Poked Fun at His Acting
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent actor Nicolas Cage recalls a time when Adam West poked fun at his acting. Cage is one of the most iconic Hollywood actors living today, and this is due in large part to his strange habit of seemingly taking every role that is offered to him. This has naturally lead to the actor being in all sorts of movies of polarizing quality, which in turn leads to very divided opinions on Cage. The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent certainly capitalizes on this by having Cage star as a cash-strapped version of himself who makes a paid appearance at a billionaire mega-fan's birthday party. When it turns out that the billionaire is actually a drug-kingpin, things get out of hand quickly, as do the Cage references. Massive Talent is set to be released on April 22nd, and has already gained some very high praise from critics.
In a career as diverse as Cage's, there's hardly a genre the actor hasn't touched, which includes superhero movies. While Cage has yet to make his MCU or DCEU debut, many fans will remember him as Johnny Blaze in the two Ghost Rider films between 2007 and 2011. Some may also recall that Cage took on the role of Big Daddy in 2010's superhero parody Kick Ass. In the film, Cage plays one of the most competent of the superheroes seen in the movie, and many viewers have noticed that his portrayal of Big Daddy seems very similar to Adam West's classic interpretation of Batman from the 60's television show.
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While promoting The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, Cage participated in a Reddit AMAin which he spoke both about his upcoming film and previous roles. During the AMA, a fan asked if West
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