Nicolas Cage’s financial struggles led him to take on lower-budget film projects, even though he knew they wouldn’t enhance his reputation. He attributed his debt to bad investments in real estate, which caused him to lose around six million dollars.
Despite this setback, Cage never filed for bankruptcy and is grateful for his work, which helped him deal with financial difficulties. To survive, he had to compromise his principles and accept roles in projects by unknown directors, as he believes work is work and doesn’t always bring moral satisfaction.
Cage’s failed roles in these projects didn’t deter him from continuing to work, as he values hard work and cares about his profession. He also believes that people must adapt to their circumstances, and one way to do that is by considering alternative power sources.
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In this context, Cage suggests that people should start eating insects, which are high in protein, have no fat, and are nutritionally comparable to meat. He advocates getting rid of the fear and phobia of insects to solve the problem of hunger worldwide, as they are ubiquitous and offer excellent nutritional properties.
