Nicolas Cage is notable for his technique acting, yet he took things to an unheard-of level in his job as Dracula in the upcoming film Renfield.
The Hollywood symbol, 59, recently depicted his acting style as ‘nouveau shamanism’ and is renowned for his nutty jobs and erratic on-set conduct.
In any case, the Face/Off star completely epitomized his adaptation of Dracula in additional ways than one while planning for the job of the acclaimed vampire in Renfield.
In another meeting, Cage said while attempting to consummate his personality’s ‘eloquent and elegant’ voice, and he found a unique method for dominating the compliment.
‘I was attempting to give the person an eloquent and elegant voice that was quite difficult to do with all the clay material in my mouth,’ he told The Sun newspaper.
‘Be that as it may, I became acclimated to it by bringing them back home, leaving them in when I was lodging.’
Cage, who has been featured in more than 100 movies, proceeded to talk about his motivations for the job, confident as Sir Christopher Lee, who recently depicted Bram Stoker notable person.
‘You have this person with long fingers and nails, a frightening bare head, and a rat-like face, moving in extremely weird ways. It alarmed me,’ he said.
He talked about the ‘super-skilled individuals’ that aided in planning the vibe of his personality.
‘We maintained that it should be more praise, more Christopher Lee. I leaned toward Christopher Lee as Dracula, and I loved his sort of sixties hair styling, yet the closet, the outfit, and, negatively, I didn’t concoct the thought for the rings.
‘That all emerged from a closet. They came in with all that. Perhaps they sensed something in me that I would be that way, yet that was their commitment.’
Close by Cage in the parasitic job, Renfield will likewise consider Nicholas Hoult as the film’s protagonist and Awkwafina as Rebecca Quincy.
In the film, Renfield is compelled to secure his lord’s prey and do all his bidding, regardless of how degraded, yet he has finally arrived at his breaking point following quite a while of bondage.
Frantic to check whether there’s a day-to-day existence outside the shadow of The Prince of Darkness, Renfield begins to sort out some way to end his codependency.
