Nicolas Cage announced that he has paid off his debts: He took on many films and put real emotions into them

Earlier, there was news that Nicolas Cage spent $150 million of his fortune and owed the IRS $6.3 million in property taxes. He also took on a lot of bad movies, which led to strong dissatisfaction among his fans. Recently, according to foreign media Variety, Nicolas Cage announced that he had paid off all his debts. He also said that even if he took on a lot of small movies, he put in real feelings and never perfunctorily.

Nicolas Cage said that it was a difficult time and he encountered many things, but he refused to file for bankruptcy protection. In order to pay off his debts, he made four movies a year and was exhausted. He also emphasized that even if he took on many movies, he still put in real emotions: "I have to find a place in these movies where I can fully devote myself. They are not all good movies, but some are great, such as "Mandy". I never treated them perfunctorily. If people have any misunderstanding about this, it is that I just make movies for the sake of making movies, without any heart, but I do have a heart!"

Nicolas Cage also explained why he didn't make blockbuster movies that were released in theaters, because the big movie companies no longer wanted him. He enjoyed making independent movies, such as "Pigs" and "Leaving Las Vegas". He also said that Disney, the producer of "National Treasure", was "a friend who can only share happiness but not adversity" and "they are like an ocean liner. After they go far on the road, you have to get countless small tugboats to catch up with them."

Nicolas Cage's new film "The Unbearable Weight of Genius" has received great reviews from critics. In the film, he plays an actor named Nicolas Cage, who occasionally talks to a fantasy 1990s self. That self is arrogant and willful, and will complain that he has made too many bad movies now, is out of fashion, and is no longer a big star. The film will be released in North America on April 22.