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goodbye, nicolas cage. i'll never forget you, man! i'll never forget you.et the hell out of here. you go home! mrcage? javi, buddy! hey. where'd you come from? oh, yeah... ..turns out we could've just walked around. - yeah, i guess so. what is going on?! it's very funny, i have to say — that is one of the funniest scenes, but there are many. this is a movie in which i was consistently laughing. and it's either doing crazy comedy like that or, very often, it's riffing on movie cliches — and more importantly, nicolas cage movies. so if you are a fan of things like face off, con air, moonstruck, even, there are lots of references, some explicit, some not explicit. even if you're not a fan, i have to say, this is just a funny movie about a hollywood star having a bit of a bromance. it's actually quite a sweet buddy comedy in the end. ok, i mean, iwas wondering, do you have to have encyclopaedic knowledge of his back catalogue to get all the jokes? i think it helps that he is a cult hero for a lot of film fans, and those are the people that are going to get the

goodbye, nicolas cage. i'll never forget you, man! i will never forget you!t scenes and there are many, i was consistently laughing at this movie and it's either to doing crazy comedy like that or very often it is riffing off of movie cliches and more importantly nicolas cage movies. if you are a fan of things like face—off, con air, moonstruck, there is some, even if you're not a fan, this is just a funny movie about a hollywood star having a bit of a bromance and it's quite a sweet buddy comedy in the end. do you have to have encyclopaedic knowledge of his back catalogue to get all the jokes? it helps that he is a cult hero for a lot of film fans and those of the people looking to get the absolute most out of this. but still, i would say it's a great comedy to watch in a cinema laughing along with a lot of people and it's not may be as clever as an adaptation or being john malkovich but it's not that intellectual kind of comedy but it is very funny, self—referential comedy and he is terrific at setting himself up for this. in the current climate will need s

george in "the unbearable weight : of massive talent," nicolas cage plays nicolas cage, a movie starwith his career. since he's basically broke, he accepts a million-dollar personal appearance fee out of the country. he just doesn't know the guy who hired him, played by pedro pascal, is his biggest fan, a budding screenwriter and a major drug lord. things get complicated. >> is this supposed to be me? it's grotesque. i'll give you $20,000 for it. nicolas cage: first and foremost, i'm going to say it's a comedy. and if you want to laugh, go to the movie because you will. and we can all use a laugh right about now. i think the movie about somebody named nic cage. but there are a lot of discrepancies. first and foremost, there's no version of nic cage in real life that doesn't want to spend more time with his children. >> are you dying, dad? >> yes. >> oh my god. >> what? >> creatively. >> no, physically he is tremendous. i mean, he will probably outlive us all. >> so, you're not even sick? >> i'm ok, honey. george: cage was more than ok to take on this role of a guy trying to become hi

rick has the countdown. >> nicolas cage sharing -- starting as a nicolas cage debuted in first place. the north 104th place with $12 million while fantastic piece, the secrets of double door fell from third. sonic the hedgehog outran the competition to stay in second place with $15.2 million. bringing its three-week mystic box office total to just over 45 million. dreamworks, the bad guys, in first place they made off with $24 million in its debut. in hollywood, i am rick. >> coming up next it's a piece of movie history. once thought to be lost forever, it is now coming up for sale at auction. we will tell you about it when we come back. >>> after missing for tickets, one of dorothy's dresses from the wizard of oz could auction off for more than $1.2 million in los angeles. check this out. bottoms is auctioning off discipline want white dress that judy garland warp for the scene at the witch's castle. the label is actually inscribed, judy garland. only a few of these dresses were ever made for the film. this is the second full dorothy contest -- custom not to would exist. it was donat

'cause this ain't really - they was like, "no, we got nicolas cage." i was like, "for real?his his real life story? and they said, "no, it's just a way to show his works and for him to poke fun. and i was thinking to myself, "is he a comedic actor at all? but then i realized, he's a freakin' phenomenal actor. >> seth: he is >> so when you're a great actor, you can do anything, right >> yeah. >> so i was super excited to meet him that's part of why i wanted to do the movie, because i wanted to tell him a story. i just wanted to tell him one story, and make that money at the same time. >> seth: if you can tell a story and get paid - what was the story you had to tell nic cage? >> okay, so -- i mean, i told it to a few reporters. it ended up being click bait but what had happened was, when i was 17 i had went on a date to the movies, right? >> seth: uh-huh. >> and it was my first time experiencing a climax in a movie theater. >> seth: wait, so not a film climax >> no, no, a personal -- you know [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. >> ladies, you know what i'm talking about. [ cheers and

tonight, nicolas cage, vanessa bayer, and music from noah cyrus, with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. [ cheers and applause ] thanks for watching, for joining us on a high holiday if ever there was one. it's 4/20. do you know the origin of 4/20? it's kind of interesting. in the '70s in san rafael, california, north of us here, a group of high school boys who called themselves "the waldos" because they would hang out and smoke next to a wall every day at 4:20. did that, somehow it caught on, spread all over. this is what the waldos look like now, gaze upon them. [ laughter ] those are the founding fathers of 4/20, ranging from most to least high. [ applause ] did you know this story, guillermo? >> guillermo: no, i have no idea. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yet you did celebrate today, yes? >> guillermo: yeah, i did. >> jimmy: you did, yeah. [ laughter ] >> i did it nor you and me. >> jimmy: huge for doing it for us. how many people invent a holiday for themselves?

and nicolas cage's eyeballs.—up legion m is capitalising on this with their film scout app, which gauges authentic sentiment from real movie buffs. this is an entirely new way to finance and produce and develop films. if you think about it, fans hold all the power in the entertainment industry because it's our wallets and eyeballs that literally pay for everything, every dollar, everything. the reason that netflix and disney are worth the hundreds of billions of dollars is because of the fans that are that are footing the bills. our philosophy is that, as much as possible, we want to harness, and leverage the wisdom of the crowd, so that we can make decisions based on data as opposed to just gut intuition from a couple of the executives. from apps to flying qr codes made from drones to magic musical carpets to tokens of the non—fungible variety, tech is being used across the arts here in countless ways, changing the way stories are told and consumed. and as the curtain falls on south by, the countdown to next yea

and nicolas cage's eyeballs. with their film scout app, which gauges authentic sentiment from real movie buffs. this is an entirely new way to finance and produce and develop films. if you think about it, fans hold all the power in the entertainment industry because it's our wallets and eyeballs that literally pay for everything, every dollar, everything. the reason that netflix and disney are worth hundreds of billions of dollars is because of the fans that are footing the bills. our philosophy is that, as much as possible, we want to harness, and leverage the wisdom of the crowd, so that we can make decisions based on data as opposed to just gut intuition from a couple of the executives. from apps to flying qr codes made from drones to magic musical carpets to tokens of the non—fungible variety, tech is being used across the arts here in countless ways, changing the way stories are told and consumed. and as the curtain falls on south by, the countdown to next year begins. that was nick in texas. now, the film s

so i see this on a look at this for 20 years and the nicolas cage comes out that national treasure and go i have a better story, it really happened and might lead actor could actually be understandable he tends to mumble i don't know if he knows that about nicolas cage. bromine to george washington secret six but as i did at their cia and intelligent scandal is able to equate that in the news. we have this thing called a war on terror. anytime anybody wanted to talk and comprehensively abouty. islamic extremism they go back to jefferson. so went to the jefferson library and i look to their there's one guy in charge he said nobody ever asked me until recently about how we took on islamic extremism. about you know jefferson that might get you to look atam the book but if i told you the islamic extremism we live for i tell youay but can what we did and how we prevailed and jefferson did so much on his resume nobody really talks about unplowed ground, like the spies go do it. some people love the story. they can relate to jefferson he was fantastic he belongs on every statute not to be tak

tomorrow night, nicolas cage and vanessa bayer, with music from noah cyrus.onight, our first guests wrapped up eight seasons as america's most potent johnson and johnson on their great and groundbreaking show "black-ish." please welcome anthony anderson and tracee ellis ross. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. congratulations. >> thank you. a little festivity for the occasion. sorry. >> jimmy: anthony, we've never kissed before tonight. >> i could tell you weren't into the lips. >> jimmy: your beard is very soft. luxurious i would say. >> thank you. i work hard at it. >> as my brother says about anthony, very hydrate. from ankles to the beard. >> jimmy: is that true? >> very true. >> jimmy: yeah, i can see that. you got a little lotion on the legs. >> yeah, yeah. they take care of me. >> jimmy: how do you feel right now, sad, relieved, peckish? >> relieved, you know, a little beef jerky and dried mango backstage. this is our victory lap. had you spoken to us back in november when we shut this down, we wouldn't be able to get through this interview

i don't know if you noticed about nicolas cage.ughter] so it wrought g the to -- brougt me to george washington's secret six. it was the cia and intelligence scandal, so i wasav able to eque that in the news. we have this thing called the war on terror. anytime anybody wanted to talk about islamic extremism, they always go back to jefferson. so i went to the jefferson library, and i looked this -- there, and there's one guy in charge. nobody ever asked him about how he took out islamic extremism. if i tolll you islamic extremis, we live with it every day. but can i tell you what we did and how we prevailed? jefferson did so muchh on his resumÉ. it's unflowed ground -- unplowed ground. like the spies, go do it. people love the story. they can relate to jefferson. he's fantastic. he belongs on every statue not to be taken down. [cheers and applause] what if i told you with william eaton, we don't know him. the rest of the world turned away and said we don't want to deal with these islamic nations, we're just going to pay hem money no

when i think nicolas cage, i think "conair." the one that i kind of connected to first.ble weight of massive talent" in theaters. >> the flight attendant is back for season two. >> back for season two. getting her life together a little bit, her character, cassie, sober, living on the west coast, has a boyfriend. cia enrolls her to spy. she is in over her head and more chaos ensues. here is the exciting part about season 2. sharon stone joins as her another. sharon was a huge vocal fan of season 1, started texting with kaylee, gave her the role and kaylee talked about being blown away she is hanging out with sharon stone, the first two episodes have dropped on hbo max and they will do a week-by-week rollout from here on. >> she was great, by the way. >> it's a new moment. >> absolutely. >> the cia stuff, the cia is kind of boring. >> yeah. the secret from washington. >> exactly. >> and if we could learn anything from sharon stone, shoot your shot if you want an opportunity. >> that's right. >> it's kinda sad. at the end of the era for "black-ish." the finale aired this w

come on, i don’t remember what it was called the lord of war, it seems that we called it where nicolas cageniffed a map of ukraine or his brother, dear. this is from the same movie, in my opinion, that's what i'm talking about, we just we just have to understand. oh what really ukrainians for them are the same people of the second and third grade. there, attitudes towards syrians and ukrainians differ. not because those whites are actually black. i spoke british. even polyakov consider themselves uneven. no, let alone the ukrainians, but the ukrainians began to demonstrate in support of the iraqis and kurds. but against the aggression of turkey, they did not, yes. you have already discussed this, but i think being ukrainians, then you need to understand the whole difference in relations. now it consists solely in the fact that these need to fight, as they consider the assyrians and kurds are not. and you understand, they supported the afghans, not because they were. in the soviet union, these afghans were then bombed, they do not speak to the mind with the kurds we will overcome. no, we wil

>> one thing about nicolas cage, his wife is 27 years old, so actually somebody from that generation.nd jim carrey, nonpolitical celebrity. good, very few of those. thank you, for bucking. >> i think he has politics on the planet he lives on, not the planet we live on. >> here is "america reports." enjoy your weekend. >> sandra: fox news alert, a live look at the big board on a friday afternoon on wall street, the dow is down more than 500 points right now, almost down 600 near the lows of the day. stocks are tumbling over inflation fears, and how the fed plans to tackle this crisis. all of this as it becomes more expensive to own a home in the country. the mortgage rates are surging, the most common one hitting a 12-year high. >> my man, charles payne will join us in moments from now. also hear from ari fleischer, miranda devine, and

tonight, nicolas cage, vanessa bayer, and music from noah cyrus, with cleto and the cletones. and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. [ cheers and applause ] thanks for watching, for joining us on a high holiday if ever there was one. it's 4/20. do you know the origin of 4/20? it's kind of interesting. in the '70s in

and he is a true living legend, nicolas cage is in the house, y'all!have a sweet tooth like i do, you're going to love these photos, check it out! so what is crazy is that these aren't the handiwork of like a long time professional baker, they were literally done by a 16-year-old. which makes me feel so lame. because i could never do this. she is the founder of butter works bakery usa in maryland and her cakes and cupcakes are huge hit and we just saw why. we have her in the audience with us right now. everybody say hi to emily! [cheers and applause] stand on up! [cheers and applause] you are so talented! have you always? you are only 16, but how long have you been baking? >> essentially my whole life especially in the beginning of the pandemic, because i had something to do. so i wanted to work in a bakery, but i was too young, so i like why don't i make my own business? so i borrowed $150 for my parents and since then i have catered to weddings, birthdays, and more events and all in high school. >> kelly: oh, my god! you are completely self-taught, r

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trump lawsuits are like nicolas cage movies. there are a bunch like, "he lost a pig? when did that happen?" ( laughter ) but, anyway, trump was being sued for inciting violence to protesters, right, against protesters, rather. and he came up with one of the most crazy defenses i've ever heard. this might be my favorite story of the year. and to fully understand the story, you have to hear the actual deposition that trump gave in the case. now, unfortunately, there's no recording. but fortunately, there is a transcript. so to give you a little taste, i'm going to get some help from our very own michael kosta, everybody. ( cheers and applause ). you see... for your-- for your understanding and enjoyment, kosta and i are going to read sections from the transcript for you. now, he will be reading the parts of various lawyers. and i will be playing donald jackfruit trump. and, again, we're just going to read excerpts from the actual transcript because i promise you, no comedy writer is going to come up with something funnier than this. ( laughter ) are you guys ready? read

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i don't know if you noticed spend nicolas cage so it brought me to george washington's secret six. and as i did it there was a cia and intelligence scandal, so i was able to equate that in the news. we have this thing called the war on terror anytime anybody wanted to talk in comprehensively about islamic extremism. they always go back to jefferson. so i went to the jefferson library. and i looked there and there's one guy in charge. he goes. nobody ever asked me in depth until recently about how we took on islamic extremism. so i thought you know jefferson that might get you to look at the book. and if i told you islamic extremism we live with it every day. but can i tell you what we did and how we prevailed and jefferson did so much on his resume. no one really talks about it. so i go uncloud ground like the spies go do it. and people love the story they can relate to jefferson because he's fantastic. he belongs at every statute not to be taken down. right but what if i told you william eaton probably don't know him. what if i talk about presley o'bannon probably don't know him.

screams goodbye, nicolas cage. i'll never forget you, man. i will never forget you.it's either doing crazy comedy like that or very often it is riffing off of movie cliches and more importantly nicolas cage movies. if you are a fan of things like face/off, con air, there is lots of references, even if you're not a fan, this is just a funny movie about a hollywood star having a bit of a bromance, and it's quite a sweet buddy comedy in the end. i was wondering, do you have to have encyclopaedic knowledge of his back catalogue to get all the jokes? it helps that he is a cult hero for a lot of film fans, and those of the people who will get the absolute most out of this. but still, i would say it's a great comedy to watch in the cinema, laughing along with a lot of people. it's not maybe as clever as adaptation or being john malkovich, it's not that intellectual kind of comedy, but it is very funny, meta, self—referential comedy and he is terrific at sending himself up in this. in the current climate we all need something to laugh about. the second choice, my goodness, a

historians we get nicolas cage right we get benjamin franklin gates and that's all fine and good because who doesn't love national treasure national treasure, too, but i'd happen to see that it was available on netflix one day tweeted out. hey, we should all watch this. people say okay. let's do it. you'll be in charge. great, so we do and it's a big night. it's a lot of fun and it was a lot of fun, right we get done. i think oh we should maybe do this again sometime. well next week jason. okay, so we do and we end up doing lincoln and then we do a marie into another next week and then we do cocoa and we do trading places and then we are off to the races. so after about five weeks we were just rolling with these movies and we've been watching now for almost four years and that's how i got started. great, i mean because i like i said, i i was one of those people that stumbled on it and and i don't remember. i don't really remember exactly what film it was, but i remember having such a good time with it and making sure that i had started my netflix right at 8 o'clock, so i wasn't like two

. >> nicolas cage is famous for unpredictable.ion of himself spoofing himself. it's a self-aware comedy featuring the oscar winner fully aware of his public persona wanting to retire from acting but deciding to take one final gig, period. a birthday party. her spanish super fan billionaire was willing to pay million bucks. the millionaire just wants him to star in a movie that he has written for him. the cia gets involved in the story. cage is caught in the middle. pedro pascal, tiffany haddish and barinholtz costar. but make no mistake. the joy of this comedy action adventure. he's all about cages. past movie versions of himself. there's nothing better than self-deprecation. and this dean's list b plus has plenty of want me or us. thank you for there's also the norse, an icelandic lee inspired the northman, but the prince who vows to avenge his father's death rescue his abducted mother and killing his uncle who caused it all. alexander skarsgard stars in this gritty action-packed epic. that also manages to be a slightly touching