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The post Lukas Haas On Going Hardboiled For Nicolas Cage’s ‘Spider-Noir’ appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Winston (Lukas Haas) in SPIDER-NOIR. Courtesy of Aaron Epstein/Prime Every good film noir villain needs a trustworthy henchmen with an overt lack of moral fortitude to carry out their dirty work. The Maltese Falcon’s Kasper Gutman has Wilmer Cook, Chinatown’s Noah Cross has the guy who slices up Jake Gittes’ nose like a Christmas ham, and Spider-Noir’s Silvermane has Winston. The new Marvel series from Spider-Verse triumvirate Phil Lord, Chris Miller, and Amy Pascal certainly lives up to its name, unfolding in an alternate version of 1930s Manhattan bursting with femme fatales, political corruption, stark shadows, and a web-slinging private eye named Ben Reilly (Nicolas Cage). Since losing the love of his life five years ago, Reilly has given up The Spider alter ego, preferring to find comfort at the bottom of every whiskey bottle he can find, while his investigations business
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The post Nicolas Cage’s ‘Spider-Noir’ Premieres This Week, But With A Catch appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. “Spider-Noir” key art. Prime Video Fans planning to stream Nicolas Cage’s Spider-Noir will have to wait a bit longer to see the live-action Marvel series after it is released; that is, unless they also have cable, satellite or subscribe to watch live TV online. Cage stars as New York City private investigator Ben Reilly/The Spider in Spider Noir, which marks his reunion with filmmakers Phil Lord and Christopher Miller after he voiced Spider-Man Noir in the duo’s 2018 Best Animated Feature Oscar winner Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Forbes‘Spider-Noir’ Rotten Tomatoes Reviews Say Nicolas Cage Series Has Right SpinBy Tim Lammers Cage’s Reilly in Spider-Noir is different from his character from Into the Spider-Verse. In the series, Reilly, a down-on-his-luck private gumshoe in the 1930s, has no choice but to return to his superhero identity, The Spider, after suffering a de
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