David Marchese

Is that not the case?

And...

You know, whether you realize it or not, you definitely have achieved that and are, to a lot of people, a kind of larger-than-life character or figure in the way that other kind of older Hollywood icons might be.

I think of somebody like, you know, like a Dennis Hopper or something or a Brando.

Sort of reputation precedes them in a way, and they have a mythology around them.

And I want to know, like, what's been...

What was good about achieving that?

And what was more challenging?

Because you might be larger than life, but I was thinking, well, it's your life that you're living that the other people are viewing.

Yeah, I guess another way of putting it would be what was gained in achieving the goal of developing a personal mythology and what was lost.

And what was the good thing about it?

About having achieved the goal that you set out for yourself in your early 20s?

Yeah.

Well, you do have movies that people go and sit down and watch.

Thank you.

So thank you for taking all the time to speak with me.

I appreciate it.

That's Nicolas Cage.

Spider Noir will debut in the U.S.

on May 25th on MGM+, then globally on Prime Video on May 27th.