Nicolas Cage says he’s never going to retire from acting

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Collider, the actor said he has no intention to watch his meta film The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent in which he plays a fictionalised version of himself.“I’m never going to see that movie. I’m told it’s a good movie,” Cage said.

Nicolas Cage isn’t planning to retire from acting any time soon.

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