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Nicolas Cage addresses AI waiver dispute and True Detective role

Outlets report Nicolas Cage stated he refused to sign an AI waiver for Spider-Noir and indicated he may join the series True Detective.

Nicolas Cage at TIFF 2022 (52393471243)
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At a glance

  • Nicolas Cage stated during a New York Comic Con panel that he refused to sign an artificial intelligence waiver for Spider-Noir.123
  • Cage said he will probably avoid working with Amazon or Prime Video again in the future.123
  • The actor teased that he may appear in an upcoming role in the series True Detective.123

Speaking at a New York Comic Con panel, Nicolas Cage said that he refused to sign an artificial intelligence waiver for the project Spider-Noir.123

Cage indicated that he is unlikely to work with Amazon or Prime Video on future productions following the dispute.123

The actor also teased that he may join the television series True Detective for an upcoming season.123

Where sources agree

  • Cage refused an AI waiver for Spider-Noir3 of 3
  • Cage said he probably will not work with Amazon again3 of 3
  • Cage teased joining True Detective3 of 3
  • Cage made the statements at New York Comic Con3 of 3

Who covered this

3 National

Sources

  1. 1DeadlineNicolas Cage Didn’t Sign AI Waiver For ‘Spider-Noir’ & “Probably” Won’t Work Again With “AI-Friendly” Amazon; Teases ‘True Detective’ Role ↗
  2. 2The Hollywood ReporterNicolas Cage Teases ‘True Detective’ Role, Says He “Probably” Won’t Work With Prime Video Again After Refusing to Sign AI Waiver for ‘Spider-Noir’ ↗
  3. 3VarietyNicolas Cage Says He’s ‘Probably Not’ Working With Amazon Again After Refusing to Sign AI Waiver for ‘Spider-Noir,’ Teases Joining ‘True Detective’ ↗

Based on reporting from these reputable newsrooms and reviewed by Orbit’s editors. A fact appears only when at least two sources report it. Orbit is not affiliated with these publishers.

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