Nic Cage isn’t actually a “sequel” particular person per se, and possibly that’s simply because he’s nonetheless residing with the results of agreeing to star in Ghost Rider 2: Spirit Of Vengeance, or possibly it’s simply because he’s sick of listening to jokes about stealing the declaration of independence. Regardless of the explanation, Cage hasn’t performed a sequel in years, and he doesn’t actually wish to. Perhaps it’s as a result of he’s Goth.

Cage not too long ago spoke to Collider whereas selling his new film Renfield, the place he performs a little-known vampire named Dracula. Whereas he was open to the concept of returning as Draculas sooner or later, he says he tends to keep away from previous roles. “Each time I do a film and create a personality, I’ve received to get them off of me,” the actor admitted. “It’s not wholesome for me to have too many of those psychotics operating round in my head.” Talking of psychotics, have you ever watched Coloration Out Of House not too long ago?

Regardless that Cage doesn’t hunt down sequels, he does have just a few concepts in thoughts. The actor has already expressed curiosity in a Face/Off sequel, and now he’s even open to rising out his hair for one more Con Air journey. “I believe that there’s loads of room for a Face/Off sequel. I believe Con Air lends itself to a sequel,” he mentioned, including that he was considering a sequel to The Rock earlier than Sean Connery handed away in 2020.

In Con Air, Cage performs a former Military ranger who has to cease a jail break aboard a aircraft. Hey, it’s higher than a aircraft filled with snakes. He didn’t go into particulars about what a sequel would entail, however hopefully, Steve Buscemi can be open to returning in some capability.

The actor then admitted that he tries to not suppose an excessive amount of about sequels. “I believe these two would work. I haven’t actually thought an excessive amount of about sequels, I actually haven’t. I like making an attempt to convey one thing new every time within the storytelling facet…however I believe that’s what many younger individuals need.”

What younger individuals actually need is one other Pedro Pascal/Nic Cage buddy comedy. It might go even extra viral now. Throw Paul Mescal in there and also you’ve received a TikTok-approved hit.

(Through Collider)