Nicolas Cage says he is 'never going to retire'

Hollywood star Nicolas Cage who has over 100 movies under his belt recently said that he wont be calling it quits on his career anytime soonThe prolific actor made the revelation while talking with Entertainment Weekly about his upcoming film Prisoners of the Ghostland When asked about taking a rest after his next few movies Cage made sure to clarify hes not even thinking of the word retirementHe said That cant happen To do what I do in cinema has been like a guardian angel for me and I need it Im healthier when Im working I need a positive place to express my life experience and filmmaking has given me that So Im never going to retireThe conversation came about after Cage revealed why he has to keep himself interested after so many years of actingAt my age the job that I have is to stay interested because if Im not interested youre not going to be interested It gets more difficult the older we get So I have to find new ways of expressing myself new challenges But I do think God willing that once I finish the next two movies Im going to take some time off because I think its time to recharge he saidNext up for Cage is the release of The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent but dont expect the actor to catch it in theatresIn the movie where the actor portrays a highlyneurotic anxietyridden version of himself Cage reluctantly accepts a USD 1 million offer to perform at the party of one of his super fans who also happens to be a Mexican billionaire played by Pedro PascalWhen the party gets out of control Cage must rely on some of his iconic characters to save himselfAlso read Nicolas Cage confirms marriage with Riko ShibataA recent article delved into how the star went about getting into character as himself and why hell never watch the film That is a really great question and Im still trying to answer it he told the news outlet about how he approached the roleCage further added One of my answers is that Im never going to see that movie Im told its a good movie My manager Mike Nilon who is also a producer on it looked at it He was very happy Im told the audience loved the movie But its just too much of a whackedout trip for me to go to a movie theatre and watch me play director Tom Gormicans highlyneurotic anxietyridden version of meAs per People magazine Cage said the director kept pushing me in that direction but the Oscar winner wanted it to be clarified that the version of him portrayed onscreen is not who he really isAlso read Nicolas Cage to star in The Old WayThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliabilitsy and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever