Nicolas Cage opens up on his personality in ‘The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent’

Nicolas Cage-starrer activity parody ‘The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent’ is good to go to hit the Indian theaters. Coordinated by Tom Gormican, the film likewise includes Pedro Pascal, Neil Patrick Harris, Tiffany Haddish among others.

Whenever got some information about his part in the film as a fictionalized variant of himself, Nicolas said: “This is Tom’s designed rendition of Nick Cage – a hypochondriac, high-nervousness adaptation of Nick Cage. This film is a genuine head trip for me.”

Tom Gormican, who is the essayist and overseer of the film added about the motivation behind the film in view of the honor winning entertainer’s life.

“There’s such a lot of altruism out there for Nick, and individuals maintain that him should succeed.

We thought, what is he truly like personally?”, said Gormican, while talking about his motivation behind the film.

“He’s turned into a social figure. As culture gets increasingly strange and form decisions get more stunning, you can follow like an immediate line back to the benefactor holy person of oddness, Nicolas Cage.

Simply seeing his face fulfills individuals. That is truly fascinating and made me need to dive in further and figure out who he really is.”

On shooting with the skilled entertainer, Gormican finished up by saying: “Nicolas cherished acting inverse himself. There could be no better scene accomplice for Nicolas Cage than Nicolas Cage.”

Composed and Directed by Tom Gormican, ‘The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent’ is welcomed by Lionsgate India to theaters on April 22.