Nicolas Cage Reveals His 5 Favorite Movies He’s Ever Made

With so many to choose from, it’s hard to pick a favorite Nicolas Cage movie. But if Nicolas Cage can do it, anyone can.

The “Renfield” star appeared on “The Late Show” Thursday, where host Stephen Colbert posed the question: “What are Nick Cage’s five favorite movies?”

After thinking about it, the actor replied, “I’m going to start with “Pig Bajie.” That’s my favorite movie I’ve ever made. “

2021 plot rave reviews Cage stars as a reclusive ex-chef who sets out to track down the man who kidnapped his beloved truffle pig.

As for the other four, Cage chose the movie “mandy” (2018), “bring out the dead“(Year 1999),”Bad Lieutenant: New Orleans Port of Call” (2009) and “Joe“(year 2013).

Colbert Shares His Favorite Cage Movie Is 1997 Action thriller “Face/Off”. Cage agreed: “I like that a lot. I like Face/Off.”

oscar winner also delivered a speech his previously reported disgust For the word “actor”, prefer the word “actor”.

“I never said, ‘Don’t call me an actor; call me a theater actor,'” he told Colbert, brandishing “clickbait” headlines.

Cage makes ‘dramatic’ comments during a speech 2021 Appearance on Variety’s “Awards Circuit” podcast After host Jenelle Riley asked him if he had a hard time “living” in the emotional space of a troubled character like his on Piggy.

“Maybe you’re so good that you can turn it on and turn it off, but I don’t think most people can,” Riley said at the time.

“I don’t really like the word ‘actor,'” Cage replied, explaining his approach to such roles.

“To me, it always meant, ‘Oh, he’s a great actor, therefore he’s a great liar.’ … At the risk of sounding like a pretentious jerk, I like” thespian ’ The word, because to me ‘thespian’ means you’re going into your heart, or you’re going into your imagination, or your memory, or your dream, and you’re bringing something back to communicate to the audience .”