Nicolas Cage's Earliest Memory: Seeing Faces in the Dark from Inside the Womb
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Nicolas Cage revealed in an interview with Stephen Colbert that his earliest childhood memory is being in his mother's womb and feeling like he could see faces in the dark. He also shared his thoughts on what happens when we die, saying that he likes to think the spark that animates our bodies continues to go on. Cage's latest film, "Renfield," has underperformed at the box office.
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