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Nicolas Cage once joked that he was homeless because his Malibu mansion was affected by erosion. Later, he clarified that he was unable to welcome Halloween visitors to the home and was not really bothered.
hollywood movie starNicolas Cage (Nicolas Cage) is located in the southCalifornia The Oscar-winning actor laughed off what he described as “homelessness” after his mansion collapsed due to a landslide. However, he later felt that his comments were inappropriate and withdrew his comments, but admitted that he was still concerned about sex.
According to Fox News, Hurricane Mary struck Southern California in September this year, causing coastal erosion and causing Cage’s multimillion-dollar mansion on Malibu Beach to collapse.
Halloween The same day, Cage, 62, attended San Diego Comic-Con and during an impromptu conversation with a “very nice interviewer” said: “I’m a little homeless now. There’s something wrong with my house in Malibu, so I have to stay in a hotel, so I won’t be able to get the kids who come asking for candy tonight like they always do.”
Cage, who won an Oscar for his lead role in the 1995 film “Leaving Las Vegas,” revealed that this year’s Halloween plans have been complicated by a ground collapse at his home, so he had to take his 4-year-old daughter August to Santa Monica to participate in trick-or-treating and later watch the horror film “The Shining,” directed by famed director Stanley Kubrick.
A few days later, on the 4th, Cage took the opportunity to be interviewed and retracted his comments, admitting that he had “gone too far.” He emphasized that his comments were taken out of context by outsiders and restated the situation at the time: “I went to Comic Con and was having a casual conversation with a very nice interviewer. Because it was Halloween, he casually asked: “How are you going to spend Halloween?” That’s what I would say at the time, meaning my house can’t accommodate kids who come asking for candy.”
“Now I have to be careful what I say,” Cage told The Associated Press. “We are satisfied, everything is going well, we are not short of cash, we are doing very well.” He added, “I just want to say that I’m not going to be decorating my house for Halloween or giving candy to kids, even though I really love Halloween and enjoy doing those things.”
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He said his home in Malibu collapsed and he had to temporarily stay in a hotel. It was Halloween, so he openly said that he was a little homeless.
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Reports state that after Hurricane Marie hit Southern California in September, coastal areas were destroyed, which also affected his multimillion-dollar mansion on Malibu Beach, which ultimately collapsed and was damaged.
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He acknowledged that he had gone too far and insisted that the outside world had misunderstood the original intention; He simply wanted to express that his home was not suitable for hosting Halloween activities at the moment, and that he was not actually living in poverty or homelessness.
