Nicolas Cage, who plays Count Dracula in the horror comedy “Renfield”, prefers it to be dark in his private life – even if he lives in the brightest city in the world.
Mr. Cage, you are repeating yourself.
What do you mean?
You’ve played a bloodsucker before. In the 1989 horror comedy Vampire’s Kiss.
Is correct. But I think there’s a huge difference between the character at the time, the literary agent Peter Loew, and now Count Dracula in Renfield. Peter was a man slowly losing his mind. During his hallucinations, he began to believe he was a vampire. At the time, I created the character like the role of Max Schreck in “Nosferatu”, the great film from 1922. Dracula in “Renfield”, on the other hand, refers to the monsters from the world of the Universal film studio. He has entered into a contract with the dark forces and is a supernatural figure.