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Nicolas Cage Happy "Spider-Noir" Was Canceled
9 Nov
Summary
- Nicolas Cage found the "Spider-Noir" cancellation a relief.
- Cage declined to sign an AI waiver for the show.
- The actor prefers one-season roles to avoid repetition.
Nicolas Cage shared his relief following the cancellation of "Spider-Noir," as he felt the character of Ben Reilly had a complete story within one season. He expressed a desire to avoid repeating roles, stating that a one-season arc is ideal for maintaining freshness and avoiding audience fatigue.
Cage also cited his refusal to sign an AI waiver requested by Amazon, noting the company's substantial investments in AI. He indicated this stance might preclude future collaborations with the studio. The actor is now set to appear in the upcoming season of "True Detective," another project he views favorably for its limited-run format.
The series "Spider-Noir" garnered significant viewership, accumulating 2.6 billion viewing minutes in its initial six weeks and receiving numerous Emmy nominations and wins. Despite the show's conclusion, Cage's career continues with roles in "True Detective" and the upcoming biopic "Madden."
