Nicolas Cage Reveals Early Acting Audition and Reflects on New Role
A Missed Opportunity in "The Dating Game"
International star Nicolas Cage recently shared an intriguing anecdote from his early years. At the age of 14, Cage was accepted into a dating show called "The Dating Game," a popular game show in the United States during the 1960s and 1970s. Despite being successful in his audition, Cage's father, August Coppola, prevented him from participating.
Cage reminisced, "I was accepted to be on the show, but my father wouldn't let me do it. I was too young; I was about 14 years old."
Family Background
Cage's father, August Coppola, was an academic and film director, as well as the brother of "The Godfather" director Francis Ford Coppola. August Coppola passed away in 2009 at the age of 75.
Apology to His Late Mother
In a surprising moment during the special screening of his new horror film "Longlegs" at the Beyond Fest in Los Angeles, Cage apologized to his late mother. The film, in which Cage plays a serial killer, evoked strong emotions for the actor.
Cage explained, "The serial killer character I play in the new horror movie 'Longlegs' made me feel like I was confronting my late mother. Sorry, Mom," eliciting laughter from the audience.
"Longlegs" – A New Horror Experience
"Longlegs," directed by Osgood Perkins, delves into the dark and eerie world of a serial killer, with Cage delivering a chilling performance. The film adds another layer to Cage's diverse and extensive filmography, showcasing his versatility as an actor.
Finally, Cage's candid reflections offer a glimpse into his personal life and early career, adding depth to his public persona. His latest role in "Longlegs" promises to be a gripping addition to the horror genre, continuing his legacy of captivating performances.
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