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In the past week, Nicholas Cage has signed on to an ambitious 3D revenge thriller, committed to a movie called Hungry Rabbit Jumps, and has dropped out of The Green Hornet. So that means, in less than 168 hours, Mr. Cage has chosen to headline two bizarre gambles and has exited a surefire superhero blockbuster. And with pics about a sorcerer’s apprentice and a medieval witch hunt due out within the next six months, it’s safe to say that the Oscar winner has emerged as the most unconventional, least predictable A-lister of all time. That’s why we went ahead and took a guess at Nic Cage’s next twenty moves…
1. Casted as JonBenet Ramsey in the biopic Pageant Princess.
2. Toplines the remake of Ishtar.
3. Turns down Spielberg’s invitation to play Abraham Lincoln.
4. Finances a bro-mantic comedy starring Heidi and Spencer.
5. Boards the sci-fi epic Firth-Control, a film about a pill that makes woman immune to Collin Firth’s charm. Cage plays an evil scientist.
6. Writes, directs, and stars in Cage Match, a violent reinvention of Multiplicity.
7. His production company green-lights a movie about the making of Mulan. Cage will play the head animator.
8. Produces a documentary about what he does on the weekend, titled Nic At Night.
9. Agrees with Dreamworks Animation to have a bit voice part in every one of their movies for the next 25 years.
10. Dives back into his Gone In 60 Seconds character, Memphis Reigns, for a slow paced drama centered on his troubled relationship with brother Kip (Giovanni Ribisi). This one’s tentatively called ‘Reign Man.’
11. Delivers a one-man performance of The Wizard of Oz on Broadway.
12. Authors a tell-all book about the filming of It Could Happen to You, titled It Happened to Me.
13. Records a concept album with Eddie Vedder, the rock opus Caged Animal.
14. Ignites a bidding war between Viagra and Cialis when he announces that he’ll be the spokesperson for only one E.D pill.
15. Climbs through over 300 chimneys in 4 continents this December in his bid to become the most widely recognized Saint Nic.
16. Backs the Republican Party.
17. Dives into the sports genre as the title character in the Brian Scalabrine story, The High Screen.
18. Spearheads a project concerning the First Reich. The one that wasn’t really interesting.
19. Signs on to Heath Ledger’s next three flicks.
20. Headlines the Nic Cage story. As Marie Presly.
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