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What bash you retrieve of that quality connected Wogan? What was Terry similar successful existent life? Have you inactive got that leather jacket, and the snakeskin overgarment from Wild astatine Heart? johnnysmooth, EddieChorepost and BigAl65
I retrieve Terry Wogan was a precise bully antheral and I enjoyed the interrogation with him, though I thought I was some obnoxious and somewhat wild. I conjecture it’s nary concealed that I was promoting a movie called Wild astatine Heart, truthful I was benignant of play acting to that. I remember, arsenic a child, I was successful a car, a feline was walking down the street, and helium had a leather overgarment connected and nary garment connected underneath. I thought: “Well, that’s an absorbing look.” I don’t cognize wherefore that came backmost to maine erstwhile I went connected Terry’s show, but I thought: “I’m going to make that look again.” It was incredibly absurd and irreverent. I don’t person that leather overgarment immoderate more.
I recovered the snakeskin overgarment successful a secondhand store connected Melrose successful Los Angeles called Aaardvark’s – it reminded maine of the overgarment Brando wears successful The Fugitive Kind – and I knew astatine immoderate constituent I was gonna enactment it successful a movie. I ended up giving it to Laura Dern due to the fact that she was specified a terrific actor, I enjoyed our clip unneurotic connected that movie with David Lynch, truthful I wanted her to person it.
How often bash you ticker Jeff Daniels successful Dumb and Dumber and think: “That could person been me?” TopTramp
Never. I retrieve erstwhile Jim [Carrey] wanted maine to bash it. I was astatine the Chateau Marmont, rehearsing with Mike Figgis, getting acceptable for Leaving Las Vegas, which was a struggle with Dumb and Dumber. I’m gladsome they made their movie and I’m blessed for them, but I deliberation I made the close choice.
I was fortunate capable to beryllium successful Warsaw precocious and, by chance, recovered a premiere of The Surfer astatine the taste centre. There was a Q&A with radical progressive successful the movie and, contempt it being successful Polish, I deliberation I understood that “eat the rat!” was a enactment suggested by you … and that you wanted to really devour it, is that correct? Eattherat
Half of it is correct. The fractional that is close is that I did privation to say: “Eat the rat.” It was a bully prop rat – it was made retired of rubber, it wasn’t a existent rat – and I had gotten the thought from an aged Billy Wilder movie called Sabrina, wherever Humphrey Bogart takes an olive retired of a martini glass, puts it successful his uncle’s rima and says: “Eat it.” I couldn’t halt laughing erstwhile I saw that moment. When I saw the prop rat, I said, “I’ll enactment it successful my pocket,” due to the fact that I liked the mode the rubber process was moving. I thought it was amusing, and thought: “I tin usage this.” I wanted to transmission it successful much of a punk stone mode than Bogart did with the olive, by shoving the rat successful Pitbull’s [played by Alexander Bertrand] mouth. It was a cathartic moment. By that constituent successful the movie, I thought my quality has gone done capable suffering and that he’s earned the close to spell large and shove a rat successful the guy’s mouth.
Mandy blew my mind: a blood-drenched, acid-fuelled fever dream. I deliberation you truly fto go, arsenic ne'er before, with [character] Red Miller. Did it consciousness similar that? HamesJoyce
Oh yeah. I mean, Mandy is simply a terrific enactment of creation from the creator that is Panos Cosmatos. I knew erstwhile I saw his movie, Beyond the Black Rainbow, that helium was a endowment that was marching to the bushed of his ain drum. He’s not idiosyncratic that radical tin emulate oregon replicate. It was a large movie and I’m precise blessed I got a accidental to marque it with him.
Apparently you’re a large instrumentality of the Cornish pasty, and pickled gherkins with your food and chips. What’s your go-to chippy order? TurangaLeela2
I conscionable similar accepted food and chips. Maybe a pickled egg, support it simple. Whatever is the astir accepted food and chips I tin get is what I’m going to spell with.
Fandom is 1 thing, but does it consciousness unusual to person each of these things named aft you, similar the Cage-a-rama festival [Scotland’s archetypal Nicolas Cage festival], and Cage Against the Machine [who fuse the words of Nicolas Cage with the euphony of Rage Against the Machine]? JohnnyDGoode
I americium not acquainted with that philharmonic institution. I am acquainted with a hard stone set retired of Australia called Nicolas Cage Fighter, and I deliberation they’re terrific. Their songs are empowering. The lyrics are each astir taking ownership of your mistakes, ne'er being a victim, figuring retired however you tin hole your problems. “Re-evaluate your beingness / Focus connected yourself / Look maine successful the eyes again / Tell maine that nary of this is your fault.” They’re not acrophobic to constitute songs that are astir wherever you person to ain up to your mistakes.
Aussie instrumentalist Nick Cave tells a huffy shaggy canine communicative astir gathering you. What is your ain psychedelic instrumentality connected this fabled gathering of minds? And person you, similar Mr Cave, ever been mistaken for your almost-namesake? McScootikins
I don’t deliberation there’s a time that goes by wherever I’m not mistaken for Nick Cave. People besides say: “Hey, Nick, you were large successful The Hunger,” which is this large David Bowie movie [in which Cage doesn’t feature]. I bash retrieve that Cave was precise nice. We were astatine an carnal sanctuary, I judge – I deliberation Sealy Animal Hospital successful Texas – and helium was terrific. I said hullo and wanted to shingle his hand. I said: “Only 1 missive separates america – G. Nick Cave, Nick Cage.”
Which show took you the furthest retired of your comfortableness zone? staypositive
I deliberation the hardest show was The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, due to the fact that I was playing a quality called Nick Cage and I couldn’t fell down it. It was enormously uncomfortable. I felt precise naked, and successful immoderate ways embarrassed, that I was adjacent playing a portion that referred to himself arsenic Nicolas oregon Nick Cage.
What would astonishment radical astir astir you if they knew you personally, ie, what is the slightest “Nick Cage” happening astir you? nexus278
I deliberation radical person an thought astir maine from the characters they’ve seen maine play successful movies. But the world is, I bore myself. I don’t truly spell out. I’m astatine location each the time. I’d alternatively conscionable walk clip with my two-year-old, and I don’t truly spell and socialise. Not that I’m antisocial, but I person my girl and I person my small beingness that I bask and it’s beauteous simple, truthful possibly that would beryllium a surprise.
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