According to my souce in hollywood, that actuall is not his costume. That is what Nick puts on when he takes a rented van down to local schools to hand out free candy.

So no big worry. Now what is really spot on is the Danny Devito Micky Mouse suit, it is like looking into a cartoon.

Well, hmmm. I have a few thoughts. On one hand, yes, Van Helsing never looked more surly. Maybe he got a ticket for double parking his brooms.

But on the other hand, it's set in New York, and if you were to come in to contact with a guy who claims to be a sorcerer, I suppose the look fits the bill. Cage has always done testy and uncomfortably individualistic very well, and this would indicate where he's taking the character. Remember, the success of the Pirates films were the smart casting of the roles - did anyone honestly expect Johnny Depp to transform our notion of pirates the way he did? Between Cage and Baruchel, I think we've got a recipe for a potentially fun film.

http://gawker.com/5185828/subway-wrap

At least there's this. Blix's comment is my fav.

Well, hmmm. I have a few thoughts. On one hand, yes, Van Helsing never looked more surly. Maybe he got a ticket for double parking his brooms.

But on the other hand, it's set in New York, and if you were to come in to contact with a guy who claims to be a sorcerer, I suppose the look fits the bill. Cage has always done testy and uncomfortably individualistic very well, and this would indicate where he's taking the character. Remember, the success of the Pirates films were the smart casting of the roles - did anyone honestly expect Johnny Depp to transform our notion of pirates the way he did? Between Cage and Baruchel, I think we've got a recipe for a potentially fun film.

My bad for the double posting. I accept any censuring that may be in order.

Bruckheimer loves him some Disney money, huh?
The sorcerer's apprentice?
Really?
Who the hell greenlit that one??

Wow so he's Harry Dresden huh?

I like the guy on the right of the photo. He looks like he's trying hard not to laugh.

I don't get it. So is somebody actually playing Mickey Mouse? What the hell?

Dresden is more believable than this. The only thing I can think is 'wtf?'

get it? Its Disney spelled backwards.

@bort

Sneaky clever Disney fuckers!

The character's name isn't Yen Sid in this one though, it's Balthazar Blake. Because, y'know, it's a far less ridiculous-sounding name.

You know, I'm not surprised that Cage decided to dress up as Dresden.
Considering that he y'know, was an executive producer on the SciFi series.

So Merlin mixed with Jonah Hex?! Bad ass.

*shrugs* I can dig it. We'll wait for the rest then see how strange this one is in comparison.

@ Brion -- Heck, if you dig that, then dig this:

http://www.imagebam.com/image/b2fcfa30996708

http://www.boom-studios.net/salem-queen-of-thorns-1-cover-a.html

I just had a thought.

What if this is going to end up being a "re-imagining" of it?

Because if it is, we might be seeing a bit of a play on Dresden Files.

I could see The Apprentice being Molly, but who am I to say.

Maybe I'm just hoping too hard.

It would be awesome if they stuck to the source material and made the antagonists anthropomorphic mops out to flood the world.

Oh my gawd.

This is the first I ever heard of this.

ahahah I actualy thought that WAS van helsing. I still cant see any resemblance of nick cage.