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Coffee with Nicolas Cage in New Orleans
In August, I took a trip to New Orleans, my home for three years of my life. Mr. Cage dropped by to say hello during an afternoon coffee break in the French Quarter.
Howdy, Mr. Nicolas Cage. How's the coffee in New Orleans?
Close-up crops after the jump.
Negotiating his next role?
Seven figures are better than six.