The Acting Process of Nicolas Cage  When this movie was released he was already considered a great actor but he knew that this was the one that could shoot him up into the stratosphere of Arnold, Bruce and Mel so even though it was an action movie, Nicolas took great care in preparing for this particular role. On the DVD Collector's Edition audio commentary, Nicolas Cage reveals his acting process and discusses how he went about creating the character of Stanley Goodspeed. Here are the few of the things you'll learn:
... Nicolas contributed a lot of his own dialog, including the bits about the Beatles White Album, the monks accidently making champagne and the scene where he was locked up in the Alcatraz prison cell. ... Nicolas is greatly inspired by the work of other actors. He patterned his delivery in the bomb disassembly scene in the Alcatraz morgue after Richard Dreyfuss' work in Jaws. | Back to Fun Features | Tribute to The Rock Main Page | DH Home The Rock © 1996 Hollywood Pictures. All rights reserved. This Tribute is not officially endorsed or authorized by Hollywood Pictures. Unauthorized use of this material is strictly prohibited. © 2001-2008 Destination Hollywood. All rights reserved. |
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