Nicolas Cage as a 1930s noir Spider-Man sounds impossible.
That’s exactly why it’s interesting.
Spider-Noir showrunner Oren Uziel breaks down how the show was built, from tone and character to making a superhero story feel completely different.
Full interview on YouTube:
Nicolas Cage says it was his idea to film ‘SPIDER-NOIR’ in "True-Hue Full Color" format alongside the "Authentic Black & White" version because “teenagers don’t have much experience with black & white.”
“The dream is they watch it in color and then check it out in black & white, learn something, and go ‘hey I wanna see some of these movie references.’ And then they just open a treasure trove of great American cinema.”
Nicolas Cage reveals that he turned down the role of Green Goblin in Sam Raimi’s ‘SPIDER-MAN’:
“For me, that was the right choice at the time.”
(Via: @people)