- MoviesEthan Alter
John Travolta on wearing John Gotti's actual clothes in 'Gotti,' 'Grease' at 40, and riffing on Nic Cage in 'Face/Off'
For “Gotti,” which opens today, the “Pulp Fiction” star steps into the Dapper Don’s shoes and other assorted clothing. Yahoo Entertainment spoke with Travolta about remaking himself in Gotti's image, and one of his favorite memories from “Grease.”
- MoviesBen Arnold
Nicolas Cage to call it quits with acting in 'three or four' years
Drink in as much Nicolas Cage as you can, because the screen icon is planning to quit in the next few years.
MoviesDigital SpyNicolas Cage will finally get to play Superman
In an actual DC movie and everything!
- MoviesHanna Flint
Why Oscar-winner Nicolas Cage is making straight-to-video movies
There's a reason why the actor continually makes video-on-demand films and it's not just about the money.
- MoviesHanna Flint
This is what Nicolas Cage thinks about five of his most famous films (exclusive)
The legendary actor talks about his new movie Mom and Dad as well as a few classics from his film career.
- MoviesYahoo Movies UK Staff
Actors who got involved with foreign dictators
It takes a special kind of famous person to become intimate with a brutal dictator.
MoviesVarietyWhy Nicolas Cage Doesn’t Like the Word ‘Acting’: ‘I Don’t Act, I Feel’
Nicholas Cage may be known throughout popular culture of his distinctive brand of on-screen wackiness, but for the record, he’s not so sure he’s “over-the-top.” “You show me where the top is, and I’ll let you know whether I’m over it or not, all right?” Cage said during his interview, alongside “Mom and Dad” director... Read more »
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Nicolas Cage insists his 'Superman Lives' 'would have been beautiful'
Before it died an ignoble death, Tim Burton‘s never-made ’90s blockbuster Superman Lives was poised to take the Man of Steel where no comic book movie had gone before. Burton freely adapted the film from the famous “Death of Superman” storyline, which saw the Kryptonian (played by longtime Superman fan, Nicolas Cage, who proved his devotion to the DC Comics icon by naming his son Kal-El) killed at the hands of the monstrous Doomsday followed by his eventual resurrection. “It would have been beautiful,” Cage tells Yahoo Movies at the Toronto International Film Festival, where the prolific actor’s latest film, the ultra-dark comedy Mom and Dad, premiered to rapturous applause amongst the midnight movie crowd.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Baffling Nicolas Cage in Kazakhstan picture goes viral
Rather marvellously cultivating his 'everything I do is a meme' status, we find Nicolas Cage pictured here in Kazakhstan, sporting full traditional regalia.
- MoviesRyan Leston
Nicolas Cage turned up to a Nicolas Cage movie marathon and surprised fans
It’s official – Nicolas Cage is awesome. Every year, for the last three years, Alamo Drafthouse film programmer Greg MacLennan has paid tribute to Nicolas Cage in the form of an epic Nicolas Cage movie marathon… and now it looks as though it’s attracted the attention of the man himself. According to Entertainment Weekly, the annual Nicolas Cage marathon was originally devised by Greg MacLennan in the hopes of tempting the man himself to turn up for the screenings.
MoviesMeriah DotyDouble Duty: Actors Who’ve Played Identical Twins
In the new crime drama ‘Legend’ (expanding in theaters this week), Tom Hardy becomes just the latest in a long line of actors who’ve had us seeing double as they play identical twins in a movie. Click through for a mini-history of this time-tested cinematic phenomenon.
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Is Sean Connery Actually Playing James Bond in The Rock?
The theory That Sean Connery’s convict “John Mason” – the only man to ever escape Alcatraz – is actually an older version of Connery-era 007. The theory goes that in the mid 1960s, famed British secret agent James Bond was caught spying in the United States, and locked up in infamous island prison Alcatraz (aka The Rock) on espionage charges. The plot sees the FBI enlist the help of Connery’s character (and his knowledge of Alcatraz), to help Nicolas Cage’s scientist thwart a group of ex-marines bent to destroying San Francisco with chemical weapons, using the prison as a base.
