Cinema: Nicolas Cage signs his big comeback in “A talent in solid gold”, parody film on his career

In A talent in solid gold, the film which marks its return, Nicolas Cage parodies himself and embodies a Hollywood star (United States) whose career is a bit at an impasse. In reality, with almost 100 films to his credit, the actor has become a cult. “Basically, he’s an actor who throws heavy“, comments a fan. “He has an acting palette, it’s incredible. And there, to see him again at the cinema, it’s nice“, enthused another.

A talent misused? This seems to be Nicolas Cage’s fate. At the start of his career, he got off to a flying start with David Lynch, Martin Scorsese or even Brian de Palma, and even received an Oscar in 1996. Then come the lows. “He accepted far too many films in particular, he admits it himself, to pay for his divorces, his houses“, explains Gael Golhenjournalist at First. To reconnect with glory is the scenario of the film and the goal of the actor, who does not want to fail in the cinema. “I like to work, that’s a fact. Work has always been a guardian angel for me.“, confides Nicolas Cage.