Nicolas Cage Talks Superhero Cameo in "The Flash": All CGI, I Did Nothing

Nicolas Cage recently discussed his cameo as Superman in "The Flash," revealing that he spent an hour in the superhero suit and had no idea about the final battle with a giant spider in the movie.

Cage told Yahoo Movies, "They indeed spent a lot of time creating that suit... (while playing Superman), all I did was stand in another dimension, witnessing the destruction of the universe. Carl El witnessed the end of the universe, and you can imagine what information I could convey in such a short time. I had no dialogue, so I had to express emotions with my eyes. That's what I did. I spent about three hours on the set."

"And when I watched the movie, I found myself in a battle with a giant spider, which I didn't do while shooting. That wasn't me," Cage added. "I didn't do anything, so I had no idea what happened. I don't think it was AI, it should be CGI."

Cage continued, "I'll say it again, it's not something I could control. I really just wore the Superman suit to shoot a scene for about an hour, looking at the destruction of the universe, trying to convey the feeling of loss, sadness, and fear in my eyes. That's all I did."

As a well-known comic book enthusiast, Cage previously expressed his satisfaction with his Superman cameo in "The Flash." (Source: Comicbook)