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In a recent interview with The New Yorker, Cage revealed intriguing details about the upcoming show. "It's sort of popcorn-entertainment episodic television," he said, confirming that the first season will consist of eight episodes. Teasing the content, Cage added cryptically, "Monsters are involved," hinting at potential appearances of monstrous versions of classic Spider-Man villains from the comic book source material. The series, set in 1930s New York, diverges from the traditional Peter Parker storyline. Cage will portray an older, world-weary private investigator who happens to be the city's sole superhero. This unique take on the Spider-Man mythos promises a fresh perspective on the beloved character. Cage's enthusiasm for the project is evident as he describes his vision for the show's aesthetic. "It's more of a Pop-art mashup, like a Lichtenstein painting," he explained, suggesting a visually striking approach that may set it apart from other superhero adaptations. "I want to do something that has some sparkle to it. It's fun to look at." This isn't Cage's first foray into the Spider-Verse. He previously voiced Spider-Man Noir in the animated "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" film, making his transition to a live-action version of the character a natural progression. The show's creative team includes Oren Uziel ("22 Jump Street") and Steve Lightfoot ("The Punisher") as co-showrunners, with executive producers Phil Lord, Christopher Miller, Amy Pascal, and Harry Bradbeer bringing their expertise to the project. While an exact release date remains unannounced, anticipation is building for this unique addition to the Spider-Man franchise. Cage's portrayal of a hardened, possibly pain-immune Spider-Man in a noir setting promises to deliver a superhero experience unlike any other. As the superhero genre continues to evolve, "Spider-Man Noir" stands poised to offer viewers a distinctive blend of period drama, superhero action, and Nicolas Cage's inimitable screen presence. Suggested titles: "Web of Noir: Nicolas Cage Brings Spider-Man to the 1930s" "Cage Spins a New Web: 'Spider-Man Noir' Series Unveiled" "From Animation to Live-Action: Nicolas Cage's Spider-Man Noir Takes Shape" "Monsters, Pop-Art, and Spiders: Nicolas Cage Teases 'Spider-Man Noir'" "A Different Kind of Hero: Nicolas Cage's 'Spider-Man Noir' Series Revealed" Subtitle: "Oscar-winning actor set to portray a gritty, reimagined Spider-Man in Prime Video's upcoming series

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Hollywood veteran Nicolas Cage is spinning another web – as Spider-Man, no less! He’s starring in a new live-action Prime Video series called “Spider-Man Noir.” It’ll be the first television show based on a Spider-character.

In an interview, Cage said the show will focus on monsters and be like “popcorn entertainment” you binge watch. Each episode will tackle a new case. Instead of Peter Parker, Cage plays an older private eye who happens to have spider powers.

Set in 1930s New York City, it puts a classic twist on the heroes’ stories. Cage aims to capture that film-noir vibe through stylish art designs. “It’ll be fun to look at,” he said.

This isn’t Cage’s first time as the webslinger – he voiced the noir version in the animated movie “Into the Spider-Verse.” The show brings that character to life.

With Cage in the lead and talent like the “Lego Movie” guys behind it, “Spider-Man Noir” promises plenty of action. It also sets up an epic new chapter for Spider-Man unlike any TV show or movie before. Fans can’t wait to see Cage’s gritty spin on the classic hero when it swings onto Prime Video soon!

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