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Nicolas Cage was born on January 7, 1964 in Long Beech, California, USA, the son of film actor Francis Ford Coppola. His real name is Nicholas Kim Coppola. His uncle Francis Ford Coppola became a famous director, and Nicholas, inspired by his family heritage, decided to follow in his uncle's footsteps and become an actor.

After graduating from high school, Nicholas attended California State University in Long Beech, but soon quit his studies to devote himself fully to his acting career. He received his first film education at the California State University Film School in Los Angeles (UCLA).

His film career began in the late 1980s, when he landed his first film roles. Since then, Nicolas Cage has starred in a variety of films, representing a wide range of characters and genres. Some of Nicolas Cage's more famous works include:

1. "The Taming of the Shrew" (1986) - his role in this romantic comedy brought him wide fame and the first nomination for the US Screen Actors Guild Award.

2. Scarred Faces (1995) - This film, in which he played the role of a criminal, won him an Oscar for best actor.

3. "The National" (1997) - in this action movie, he played the role of a former FBI agent trying to save a family from terrorists.

In addition, Nicolas Cage is actively involved in the filming of films of various genres, from dramas to action and fantasy, continuing to win the hearts of viewers with his talent and charisma. His dedication to the arts makes him one of the most prominent actors of his generation.