I´ve shared with you some links to Asian Nic websites already (Asian fans seem to be the most dedicated of all BTW).

Today I´m sharing some pretty impressive Brazilian blog made by a fan who has gathered literally hundreds of pics of Nic (thanks!):

http://www.nicolascage.hpg.ig.com.br/

And I also found a site from Germany which doesn´t slouch either (thanks too!):

http://www.actor-nic-cage.de/

To make it three, I want to share Nic´s page in an excellent French website devoted to cinema called AllóCiné:

http://www.allocine.fr/communaute/forum/forum.html?cforumliste=4&refpersonne=536


This one has a very active forum in which people speak their minds for and against Nic, but almost always it´s constructive criticism. The French really appreciate Nic. Their video section is very interesting too, I´m sharing a couple of clips I found there:

In this first interview Nic looks hot in his leather jacket complete with a pink lining, but he´s  too thin and exhausted for my taste. His comments on past movies are really really interesting but unfortunately I don´t have time to translate his words and the dubbing voice is literally yelling so I´m afraid you cannot make out what he´s saying. I dimly remember an anecdote he tells about Martin Scorsesse: during the shooting of BOTD, they shared the couch to watch old movies Marty has treasured over the years, and he even gave Nic a copy of the silent movie The Phantom of the Opera, with remastered color, for his birthday! Wow. Nic also comments that in Face/Off, during the scene where he´s in prison and John Travolta comes to visit him and Nic tries to strangle him yelling "Die!Die!", he was actually modelling his character on insane Captain Ahab from Moby Dick (when he´s killing the whale with his harpoon and yells the same word). Cool stuff, huh?

http://www.allocine.fr/video/player_gen_cmedia=18374069&cpersonne=536.html

IN this second interview Nic talks the usual stuff about KNOWING, but from minute 2 onwards the interview gets pretty more interesting. His love for classical music is obvious:

http://www.allocine.fr/article/fichearticle_gen_carticle=18454032.html




-- Edited by mara on Friday 8th of May 2009 10:23:31 AM