Nicolas Cage Speaks Out About The Flash Cameo and Tim Burton’s Criticism
Famed filmmaker Tim Burton has criticized Andy Muschietti’s recent release of “The Flash” for including a cameo sequence featuring Nicolas Cage as Superman. Cage, who spent three hours on set filming the scene, revealed in a recent interview that his appearance was not what he envisioned. The final release showcased Cage fighting a giant spider, a scene that was not part of his original performance. Despite these discrepancies, Cage commends director Andy Muschietti and appreciates the opportunity for costume designer Colleen Atwood to showcase her work.
In a separate interview, Atwood discussed her experience working on “Superman Lives” and the disappointment she felt when the movie was abruptly canceled. She revealed that the team had worked on the project for nine months and had created multiple suits for Cage’s portrayal of Superman. Atwood also shared her excitement for a unique healing costume that was never brought to life.
Cage concluded by expressing his confusion over the use of artificial intelligence in film and his support for Tim Burton’s concerns about the misappropriation of artistic work. Despite these challenges, Cage remains grateful for his brief appearance in “The Flash” and the opportunity to witness Atwood’s stunning costume designs.
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