In Nicolas Cage movies, there's always so much intensity, weirdness, and unintentional comedy. And that's just his hair. With the opening of Bangkok Dangerous this week, let's look at some of his weirdest and wildest 'dos.
BANGKOK DANGEROUS -- The Da Vinci Mullet
Nic borrowed Tom Hanks' ridiculous 'do from the Da Vinci Code for his role as a dead-eyed assassin. It's party in back and business up front especially when the business is killing people.
Photo by Buena Vista Pictures, Everett CollectionCON AIR -- The Bleached Blonde Billy Bob
If the director wanted to give Nic Cage the aura of honor, resourcefulness, and loyalty, why did he give him a haircut that would embarrass a bottom-feeding pro-wrestler?
Photo by ColumbiaGHOST RIDER -- Hell Toupee
Given the film's huge budget and fantastically expensive special effects (flaming skull, anyone?) you'd think that the director could have come up with a slightly more believable 'do for the movie's lead.
Photo by 20th Century Fox/Kobal, WireImageRAISING ARIZONA -- The Road Kill
Nic looks like a cross between a bingo hustler and a drowned cat in this early Coen brothers' opus.
Photo by Columbia/Kobal, WireImageADAPTATION -- The Balding Poodle
For his po-mo take on screenwriter Charlie Kaufman, Nic gets a poodle 'fro that looks like a thinning bath mat.
Photo by Paramount/Kobal, WireImageTHE WEATHER MAN -- The Ted Koppel
In this flick, Nic goes for a buttoned-down lid popular among weekend newscasters and men's underwear models.
Photo by Polygram/Kobal, WireImageWILD AT HEART -- The Graceland Ducktail
Nic channels the King with this slicked-back pompadour. All the more creepy that he later got hitched to Elvis' daughter, Lisa Marie.
Photo by Atlantic, Everett CollectionVALLEY GIRL -- The Flock of Seagulls
Nic's New-Wave carrot top is, like, so totally awesome.
Photo by Paramount, Everett CollectionFACE/OFF -- The Skeezy Caeser
Cage sports a lid so improbable that it makes the rest of John Woo's film look like gritty realism.
Photo by TriStar, Everett CollectionPEGGY SUE GOT MARRIED -- The Blonde Fabian
It was Nicolas' stupendous towering bleached pompadour that convinced Peggy Sue to get married.
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