Album: Nic Cage?!

Description: Nicolas Cage as "Ronny Cammareri" in the 1987 romantic comedy, "Moonstruck," with Cher

Description: H.I. McDunnough robs the convenience store in the 1987 Coen Brothers' comedy, "Raising Arizona" with Nicolas Cage

Description: Nicolas Cage is Benjamin Franklin Gates and he is gonna steal the Declaration of Independence. From the 2004 action adventure, "National Treasure"

Description: "If I were to let you suck my tongue, would you be grateful?" said Castor Troy. From the John Woo-directed action film, "Face/Off" with Nicolas Cage and John Travolta

Description: The killer known as Longlegs, played by Nicolas Cage, from the Osgood Perkins horror film, "Longlegs"

Description: Sailor Ripley, played by Nicolas Case, defends himself from a killer in the David Lynch classic, "Wild At Heart" with Laura Dern and Diane Ladd.

Description: BOOM! Nicolas Cage is John Madden in the David O. Russell biopic, "Madden"

Description: A collection of white men, talking jive, in Ghostbusters 2, Mrs. Doubtfire, and Gone in 60 Seconds

Description: Nicolas Cage wants to know how the doll was burned the 2006 film, "The Wicker Man"

Description: Nicolas Cage with vampire fangs in a phone booth in the cult classic, "Vampire's Kiss"

Description: Nicolas Cage and John Travolta switch faces (and ladiessss) in the John Woo action classic, "Face/Off"

Description: H.I. McDunnough, played by Nicolas Cage, gets dragged out for a beating in the 1987 Coen Brothers comedy.

Description: Nicolas Cage gets the bee hat in the 2006 film, "The Wicker Man", where he screams "NOT THE BEES!" as seen here.

Description: Nicolas Cage mocks Master P in the Michael Bay-directed action film, "Gone in 60 Seconds"

Description: Nicolas Cage battles animatronics in "Willy's Wonderland"

Description: LongLegs, played by Nicolas Cage, waits for his ride in the Osgood Perkins' film, "Long Legs"

Description: Nicolas Cage as Ronny Cammareri

Description: Glass Jar or a Plastic Bag: Tough Choice.

Description: "There will be NOTHING left" according to Ronny Cammareri in the romantic comedy, "Moonstruck", with Cher and Nicolas Cage