Nicolas Cage (born Nicolas Kim Coppola; January 7, 1964) is an American actor. Cage pursued acting as a career, making his debut on television in 1981. Cage has been featured in "bad boy" roles, and has won awards such as the Academy Award for Best Actor in 1995 for his lead role in Leaving Las Vegas, and the Toronto Film Critics Association Award for Best Actor in 2002 for Adaptation. Cage has appeared in over 60 films including Face/Off...
On the street outside Hello America studio, Dave introduces Mark, who's handl...
Abigail is close to histerics while they speed away with the stolen document,...
Ben and Abigail get to know each other as they change clothes in a store in P...
After returning from New York and learning that his father only has a few mon...
Roy confronts Klien for giving him a supplement instead of a real prescriptio...
Still in Charlotte's cargo hold, Ian proposes that they steal the Declaration...
Ben provides some clarity for Abigail as they drive away from the confrontati...
Ben exits the van and walks toward the National Archive building and checks h...
After introductions Ben and Riley sit opposite Dr. Chase at her desk. She's m...
In the car, Roy keeps his promise to Angela and starts to teach her a con.
Abigail and Ben begin to feel something for each other. They stand in the ope...
Dave, alone in his apartment, looks at a picture of his father in a military ...
David gets hit with a pie while talking to someone next to his car. He picks ...
Klein tells Roy that neurosis isn't his problem, it his occupation that's cau...
In the back of cab on the way from Noreen's after slapping Russ with his glov...
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Abigail cuts through Ben's attempts to put a dignified face on their quest.
Sitting in her office, Ben and Riley fail to convince Dr. Chase that someone ...
Riley returns to the clothing shop with the the clue from the Dogood Letters.
Ben takes one of the books Riley hands him and hands it back to him open to a...
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Abigail refuses to believe that there is a map on the back of the Declaration.
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