Monday, August 11, 2014

Blind Items Revealed

May 6, 2014

Although every person in first class knew who he was, this sometime A+ list mostly movie actor, who is an Academy Award winner/nominee insisted that everyone call him Frank. He would only respond to that and when someone would ask him if he was________, he would get angry and say his name was Frank. Crazy.

Nicolas Cage


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40 comments:

  1. Lady Heisenberg9:00 AM

    VF
    IT
    PW

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  2. All Lace no Leather9:02 AM

    I just loved him in Valley Girl when I was a teenager. He's never lived up to that since, though Birdy and Moonstruck came close.

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    1. Gayeld9:04 AM

      Raising Arizona. He was brilliant, they all were.

      "Turn to the right!"

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    2. Rivenisahasbeen9:06 AM

      The Rock.
      The. Rock.
      THE. ROCK.

      Can you tell I friggin love that silly little movie? I briefly fell in love with nerdy neurotic Nic Cage.

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    3. SugarTitz9:09 AM

      love valley girl!! totally deb!!

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    4. Frufra9:48 AM

      Valley Girl 4ever! I dated a guy in HS who was a Nic Cage in Valley Girl lookalike (not for a job, just damn - looked just like him). So yeah, that movie takes me back - super hot times to the max.

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  3. sandybrook9:02 AM

    Maybe he was in character for a future toke. You know how these method actors are.

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  4. crila169:07 AM

    What is supposed to be in the blank spot?

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    1. Rivenisahasbeen9:14 AM

      @Crila "Nicolas Coppola"

      Ok actually it's "Nic Cage," but when I went to write "his real name" in response I remembered that is not in fact his actual name.

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  5. The Real Dragon9:10 AM

    then call him frank dammit

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  6. Lady Heisenberg9:14 AM

    HIPPOLAS CAGE

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  7. Seven of Eleven9:16 AM

    Oh, son...

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  8. Steampunk Jazz9:17 AM

    I Love Nic Cage in his acting. His bad one's? Gotta eat, gotta pay..
    It surprises me often, how many of his films I Like:
    Con Air
    Raising Arizona
    Face Off
    Valley Girl (that may not seem like many but it's more then I expect)

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  9. Seven of Eleven9:18 AM

    I confess, I'd call him Frank if he wanted. Raising Arizona is my favorite movie of all time, and I loved The Rock, Face/Off, Leaving Las Vegas, and who can forget Con Air?

    That Wicker Man movie was 11,000 kinds of stupid, though.

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  10. Anonymous9:18 AM

    he's method...

    his next part is an a$$hole on a plane.

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  11. Rivenisahasbeen9:19 AM

    RIP Good Nice Cage Movies
    We shall mourn you, and keep your memories alive through our DVD players.

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  12. Unknown9:33 AM

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  13. Unknown9:34 AM

    He got famous playing pretty much the same crazy guy over & over. Which wasn't all that far from what he was.

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  14. Nipple9:34 AM

    Crazy would be if he said his last name was "N. Beans".

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  15. Seven of Eleven9:38 AM

    LOL @ Nipple! How'd you get the beans above the frank?

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  16. Jessi9:43 AM

    Umm hello, let's not forget about Peggy Sue Got Married! That's a Classic! Charlie and his nasal voice.

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  17. Seven of Eleven9:48 AM

    @Jessi, Peggy Sue! I loved that one, too!

    I confess, I'm probably one of the few people on earth who liked Ghost Rider. Sam Elliot, Wes Bentley, and Donal Logue! I also liked Lord of War.

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    1. Nipple10:32 AM

      I was appalled they brought him back to do another Ghost Rider movie. I remember when he wanted to be cast as Superman. *shudder*

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  18. Unknown9:53 AM

    Stein. Frank Stein...

    I never liked him, never got the appeal. Probably because I grew up with so many dumb apes like him.

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  19. Eros10:03 AM

    Preparation for a film role perhaps.

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  20. DavidHowesCREBroker10:10 AM

    Was he impersonating his uncle?

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  21. Unknown11:40 AM

    Meh

    I like Nic Cage as a weirdo - wouldn't have him any other way

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  22. Trilby11:40 AM

    There's a fine line between eccentric talented artist and crazy pain-in-the-ass, & he left the former behind to board the crazy train quite some time ago.

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  23. iknowpeople11:53 AM

    Rode in a small elevator with him at the St Regis in NYC years ago. I didn't acknowledge that I knew who he was. When I entered the elevator he politely asked what floor I needed and then made idle chit chat about the weather. Boring, I know.

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  24. auntliddy11:53 AM

    He isnt firing on all pistons, thats forc sure. Frank it is then.

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  25. AndrewBW12:04 PM

    I'd start asking if he was Dustin Hoffman, Tom Hanks, or Channing Tatum -- anyone famous but Nic Cage. Or Frank.

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  26. John3:37 PM

    I believe he's "Frank" in a role being filmed in LaLa Land, some devil worship movie???

    Someone please verify this for me, I'd like to be right once.

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  27. Illinois Fan3:39 PM

    How can you forget Matchstick Men? That's my 2nd favorite Nic Cage movie - Valley Girl will always be #1. He never looked that hot again.

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  28. ureallyannoyme6:15 PM

    Was he wearing a cowboy hat and was the destination airport anywhere near a truck stop?

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  29. rolotomassi7:17 PM

    ureallyannoyme, very good...lol.
    I loooved the rock & con-air,valleygirl,too.. "JOE" is good Nick acting too.

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  30. Anonymous11:06 PM

    I was going to do a profile on him but his management insisted I call him Mr Cage, so I said forget it.

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  31. Unknown1:37 AM

    Bad lieutenant

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