High score for all Nicolas Cage movies

Nicolas Cage was born on January 7, 1964. His surname is Coppola. He is the nephew of Coppola, the great director who is famous for films such as "The Godfather" and "Apocalypse Now" . As a member of the Coppola family, he grew up in an environment full of music and books, and developed a habit of observation. It has also been his long-standing dream to become a film actor. In 1982, Nicholas won a role in the film "The Open School", which was his first film work. The following year, he participated in the films "Valley Girl" and "Betta". "Fighting Fish" is a film directed by Cage's uncle Coppola. In order to distinguish himself from his uncle, Cage decided that he needed an identity of his own, and finally settled on the name Cage.

In 1984, Cage played the leading role in the famous film "Birdman". He plays Birdman's best friend, a Vietnam War veteran who tries to help Birdman return to normal. In order to play this facially damaged character, Cage had two teeth removed, wore bandages on his face for five weeks, and lost 15 pounds. In "Birdman", he fully demonstrated his extraordinary acting skills and began to attract people's attention. However, Cage did not become popular with this film, but was in a state of being noticed but not famous. In the same year, Cage also filmed films such as "The Cotton Club" and "The Order of Love", both of which also performed well.

In 1986, Cage starred in two more films, "Melancholy Boy" and "Peggy Sue is Getting Married", but they did not have much impact. But 1987 was a very successful year for Cage. He first played a man who wanted to steal other people's babies because he was infertile in "Raising Arizona," and then played a baker who lost one of his hands in "Moonlight." These two films have good reviews among film critics, but they are not very popular films. In 1988, he had a quite eye-catching film "Vampire's Kiss". In the film, Cage plays a New York yuppie who later becomes a vampire. This film can be called Cage's most "excessive" performance since he started filming. He even actually swallowed a cockroach alive while filming. But that unlucky cockroach seemed to bring him good luck. After that, his somewhat tired and low-key image began to be accepted by people. In 1990, he performed in "Firebirds Attack" again, which also had a pretty good performance.

In the same year, Nicolas Cage played the protagonist in the film "Wild at Heart" directed by American avant-garde director David Lynch. Cage's character in the film is based on rock and roll legend Elvis Presley. The film has a strange and strong image style. At the same time, it has a surreal atmosphere. At the end of the film, Cage is wearing a snakeskin jacket and standing on top of rolling traffic to sing Elvis Presley's famous song "Love Me Tender", which has become a classic scene in the history of movies. However, after "Wild at Heart", Cage did not repeat the path of this rebellious youth because his appearance was not suitable for this type of role. He continued to try out various roles in small-budget films. In 1992, he played a detective in the movie "Are You Lonely Tonight" who tried his best to win back the beauty after losing his fiancée to a casino. In 1993, Cage starred in films such as "Red Rock West", "Black and White" and "Super Gambler", all of which were small-scale productions that were either well-received or not well-received.

Cage's several films shot in 1994 aroused good response. In "The First Lady's Bodyguard", he played an agent who protects the former president's wife. In "Allure," he played an honest policeman who kept his word and gave half of his lottery winnings to a waitress as a tip. In "Trouble in Paradise", he played another robber who was inspired by the residents of a small town and turned from evil to good. Cage's performance in the film is also quite outstanding. However, he seemed to be tired of playing this kind-hearted little guy, so in 1995, his image changed dramatically. In the movie "Kiss of Death," Cage played a cold-blooded killer. In order to play the role of this fierce and strong killer, he also specially strengthened his physical exercise to achieve the appearance effect. Later he took on the film "Leaving Las Vegas". "Leaving Las Vegas" is a small-production film with a cost of only $3.5 million. In fact, after acting in the film "Are You Lonely Tonight?", Cage once said, "I want a good role that I can invest my soul in!" And in "Leaving Las Vegas" , Cage invested more than just his soul. In addition to his full dedication, he only received a meager salary. In this film, Cage received only one-tenth of his usual salary! But his soul-deep performance earned him a glittering Oscar, something money can't put a price on. After becoming famous, Cage changed his acting style.

In the film "Shattered", Cage played a chemical weapons expert. He used his superb acting skills to make up for the director's lack of character portrayal. The sensation caused by the film after its release is just like the title of the film, which is "earth-shattering". Nicolas Cage became Hollywood's hottest action star overnight. After the completion of "Breaking Impact", he successively signed contracts for two action films "Face" and "Sky Prison".

Nicolas Cage is becoming another action-packed box office star in Hollywood. Since then, he has starred in many blockbuster films, and of course has not given up on his beloved independent films.

Actor - Nicolas Cage Ghost Rider (2007) ..... Johnny Blaze/Ghost Rider

Ghost Rider/Ghost Rider

Grindhouse (2007) ..... Fu Manchu

Grind House

Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof

Robert Rodriguez's Planet Terro

Grind House (2006) ..... Fu Manchu

The Wicker Man (2006) ..... Sheriff

The Wicker Man

World Trade Center (2006) ..... John McLoughlin

Untitled Oliver Stone/September 11 Project

The Ant Bully (2006) .... ... Zoc (voice)

Ant Bully/Ant Villain/Rogue Ant/United Miniature Soldier/Little Ant Bully

The Weather Man (2005) ... .. David Spritz

Mr. Weather

Lord of War (2005) ..... Yuri Orlov

Lord of War

Tsunami Aid: A Concert of Hope (2005) ..... Himself

National Treasure (2004) ..... Ben Gates

Amazing treasure hunt /National Treasure/National Treasure

Sonomo

101 Biggest Celebrity Oops (2004) ..... #28 Francis Ford Coppola casts Sofia in Godfather 3 (archive footage)

The 76th Annual Academy Awards (2004) ..... Himself - Presenter: 'Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World' Film Clip

The Code Talkers: A Secret Code of Honor (2003) ..... Himself

Matchstick Men (2003) ..... Roy Waller

matchstick man/kind of plan< /p>

Windtalkers (2002) ..... Sergeant Joe Enders

Wind Talkers/Wind Talkers/Blood Chasing Wind

Wind Talkers< /p>

Sonny (2002) ..... Acid Yellow

Naked Man Express

Pony Rides

Adaptation (2002) ..... Charlie Kaufman/Donald Kaufman

The Orchid Thief/adaptation of the script/why bother playing with me/rewriting love

Adaptation.

The Orchid Thief

Christmas Carol: The Movie (2001) ..... Jacob Marley (voice)

Weihnachtsm?rchen, Ein

Weihnachtsm?rchen, Ein< /p>

Captain Corelli's Mandolin (2001) ..... Captain Antonio Corelli

War Lover

Capitaine Corelli

The 73rd Annual Academy Awards (2001) ..... Himself - Presenter: Best Actress in a Supporting Role (uncredited)

2000 MTV Movie Awards (2000) . .... Himself

2000 Blockbuster Entertainment Awards (2000) ..... Himself

Gone in 60 Seconds (2000) ..... Randall 'Memphis ' Raines

Gone in Sixty Seconds

Gone in Sixty Seconds

The Family Man (2000) ..... Jack Campbell

< p>Turning the Miracle/Added Love Line/House Man/Intersection of Fate

Bringing Out the Dead (1999) ..... Frank Pierce

Through the Gate of Hell

Bringing Out the Dead (1999) p>

The 71st Annual Academy Awards (1999) ..... Himself - Presenter: Irving G. Thalberg Award to Norman Jewison

8MM 8MM (1999) . .... Tom Welles

Eight Millimeter / Eight Centimeter / 8 Centimeter Senses Murder

8 Millimeter

8mm - Acht Millimeter

Eight Millimeter

Sexy World

City of Angels (1998) ..... Seth

X Lover/Angel Passion

Stadt der Engel

Snake Eyes (1998) ..... Rick Santoro

天眼 Chase

The 69th Annual Academy Awards ( 1997) ..... Himself - Presenter: Best Actress

Con Air (1997) ..... Cameron Poe

Earth-shattering

Changing Faces Face/Off (1997) ..... Castor Troy/Sean Archer

Face Off

Face Off

The 68th Annual Academy Awards (1996 ) ..... Himself - Winner: Best Actor in a Leading Role & Co-Presenter: Documentary Awards

The Rock (1996) ..... Dr. Stanley Goodspeed < /p>

Earth-shattering/Jedi Mission

Leaving Las Vegas (1995) ..... Ben Sanderson

Two desperate hearts/Leaving Las Vegas Gas

Leaving Las Vegas

Kiss of Death (1995) ..... Little Junior Brown

Deadly Layout

< p>The First Lady's Bodyguard Guarding Tess (1994) ..... Doug Chesnic

The Fighting Bodyguard/Protecting Tess

The Alluring Story It Could Happen to You (1994). .... Charlie Lang

Love in New York/It May Happen to You

Cop Gives Waitress $2 Million Tip!

The 66th Academy Awards CeremonyThe 66th Annual Academy Awards (1994) ..... Himself - Co-Presenter: Best Sound

Trapped in Paradise (1994) ..... Bill Firpo

< p>Paradise Trap

Super Gambler Deadfall (1993) ..... Eddie

Serial Trap

Black and White Chase Amos & Andrew (1993) ) ..... Amos Odell

Red Rock West (1992)

Red Rock West (1992) ..... Michael Williams

Oolong Killer/Red Rock West District

Honeymoon in Vegas (1992) ..... Jack Singer

Are you lonely tonight

Zandalee (1991) ..... Johnny

Forbidden Love

Wild at Heart (1990) ..... Sailor

Wild at Heart

David Lynch's Wild at Heart

Tempo di uccidere (1990) ..... Enrico Silvestri

The Short Cut

Time to Kill

Raccourci, Le

Fire Birds (1990) ..... Jake Preston

Wings of the Apache

Vampire's Kiss (1989) ..... Peter Loew

魔鬼爱人/热血 Kiss

The 60th Annual Academy Awards (1988) ..... Himself -Co-Presenter: Best Actor in a Supporting Role

Raising Arizona (1987) ..... H.I. McDunnough

< p>Raising Arizona/Baby Dreams

Moonstruck (1987) ..... Ronny Cammareri

The Bride and the Wolf

The 59th Annual Academy Awards (1987) ..... Charlie Bodell (archive footage) (uncredited)

The Boy in Blue (1986) ..... Ned Hanlan

Peggy Sue Got Married (1986) ..... Charlie Bodell

Back in time when she was not married/ Peggy Sue Got Married

Peggy Sue Got Married

The Cotton Club (1984) ..... Vincent Dwyer

Birdy (1984) ) ..... Sergeant Al Columbato

RACING WITH THE MOON (1984) ..... Nicky/Bud

Newcomer

Valley Girl (1983) ..... Randy

Valley Girl

Bad Boyz

Rebel Dreams

Rumble Fish (1983) ..... Smokey

Thunder Boy

Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982). .... Brad's Bud (as Nicolas Coppola)

Grease Girl/Richmond High School Time

A&E Biography: John Travolta (Unknown) ..... Himself < /p>

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Producer - Nicolas Cage The Wicker Man (2006) ..... producer

The Wicker Man

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Lord of War (2005) ..... producer

Lord of War

The Life of David Gale ( 2003) ..... producer

Mystery/Life hanging by a thread

Leben des David Gale, Das

Sonny (2002) .. ... producer

Naked Man Express

Pony Rides

Shadow of the Vampire (2000) ..... producer

The Phantom of the Vampire

Burned to Light

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Director - Nicolas Cage Sonny (2002)

< p>Naked Man Express

Pony Rides