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Greg Evans
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You hardly need us to tell you but Nicolas Cage is one of the greatest actors that the world has ever produced (no, seriously. Have you seen Vampire's Kiss).
Yet even greats like Mr Cage sometimes crop up in roles that you wouldn't suspect to see them in or are under such heavy make-up that they are barely recognisable.
This brings us to a clip from a 1989 straight-to-video movie called Never on Tuesday, which focuses on two hopeless men trying to win the affections of a lesbian.
Yes, the movie is as bad as it sounds, but one saving grace is the small cameo that Cage make during a scene in the desert, where the iconic actor rocks up on the side of the road in sports car, wearing a bright red jacket, a terrible haircut and a large false nose.
The character, who is only known on the IMDB page for the film as 'Man in Red Sports Car', speaks in a bizarre exasperated tone and then begins to inexplicably laugh after they refuse his offer of a lift.
The surreal moment, which is possibly the best thing in the entire film, has gone viral after it was shared on Twitter by a user called @alex_navarro and people are loving it.
there is a direct to video movie from the late '80s that Nicolas Cage randomly appears in. this is the entirety of… https://t.co/kIN5Dzf4Mg— Yassified and Ancient (@Yassified and Ancient) 1563933227
@alex_navarro "I need the angry Italian guy with the fake hand from Moonstruck to put on this nose prosthetic and I NEED HIM NOW" -Director— Cosmonaut Nick (@Cosmonaut Nick) 1563934050
@alex_navarro He nose what he’s doing— Blickenshmirtz (@Blickenshmirtz) 1563986579
@alex_navarro That scene is very, very, very anime.— Abraham Pérez (@Abraham Pérez) 1563935873
@alex_navarro https://t.co/dSYTUtZZFJ— 🌹Montana Pharmer (Go Ducks) (@🌹Montana Pharmer (Go Ducks)) 1563988684
According to IMDB, other actors that star in this movie include Charlie Sheen, Judd Nelson and Emilio Estevez. Is it safe to say that we are now mildly intrigued in seeing this movie now?
HT The Poke
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