Nicolas Cage is ready to leave cinema… and move to television

It’s Bryan Cranston’s fault staring at a suitcase for an hour.

We don’t know if there are so many acting skills, but he has plenty of charisma. We are talking about Nicolas Cage, an actor who has grown tired of being a meme and, apparently, also of making films, although not of playing the most diverse characters; We are almost talking about Superman, that’s nothing.

Cage has starred in a wide variety of tapes throughout his career, from dramas to action and comedy films. He has been acclaimed for his versatility and his performances in films like Leaving Las Vegas o The Lord of the warand criticized for his overperformance in many others, read 60 seconds, Dear to dear, Next o Ghost Rider: THE Ghost Rider. That is something that has made an impression on Cage, who has recently confessed in an interview that “I feel like I’ve said practically everything I had to say with cinema,” so It’s time to leave it.

His last movie, Dream Scenariowould serve the interpreter to retire “at the top”, as he says, but still He has to make several more films under contractonly three or four, and then it was over. Well, the movies are over, because Cage seems to have discovered the world of seriesand the culprit was one of the best I could see.

Breaking Bad as a trigger

That’s how it is, Breaking Bad, the series starring Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, has been mainly responsible for Cage making such a decision; Well, she and the son of our protagonistwho is the one who taught it to him.

“I’ve seen things that can be done now with characters and time that they have to express themselves,” says the actor, talking about leaving the world of celluloid. “I saw Bryan Cranston look at a suitcase for an hour in an episode of Breaking Bad. We don’t have time to do that in a movie, so maybe television is the next step for me. We will see”.

Nicolas Cage believes that he has “explored the margins of acting in cinema”, and also feels that “I have done all genres“, to the point where “the only thing I haven’t really done is Broadway and I haven’t done a television show.” He asks himself, “where can I go that challenge me and make me grow somehow? Where would she go to learn? How can I enrich my education as an actor? “And he concludes:” I don’t know if I have anything else to learn in cinema. maybe have something to learn on television.”

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