Nicolas Cage Relaxes in a Kung Fu Suit, Because of Course He Does
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Nicolas Cage relaxes in a kung fu suit, because of course he does

In a revelation that's not entirely shocking, Nicolas Cage likes to relax around his home wearing a kung fu suit.

With 21 reviews in the bag and counting, upcoming self-referential action comedy The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent still boasts a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes, which in turn makes it the top-rated movie of Nicolas Cage‘s long and illustrious career.

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Of course, his personal and professional persona isn’t just for show, as evidence by the fact he revealed in a GQ profile that he likes to lounge around the house wearing a kung fu suit.

“This is my Wing Chun kung fu suit. I studied with my sifu, Jim Lau, when I was 12 years old, because I was a big Bruce Lee fan. And so it’s like my uniform to relax in.”

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