Spider-Noir Star suggests the black and white version for Nicolas Cage’s LED series

Lukas Haas I just dropped an interesting detail on Spider-noirThe next Amazon MGM Studios series starring Nicolas Cage. In an interview with Comingsoon, Haas revealed that the show, although ready to release in color, could also obtain a black and white version.

“It was just an incredible project,” said Haas. “All the subjects involved were fantastic. Brendan Gleesoninterprets my boss. I’m just coming, to do that noir thing. It was a very genuine film, the way they filmed it, like long shadows. “

Haas continued that during filming, the monitors showed everything in black and white, immersing the cast and the crew in the aspect inspired by the 1930s.

“We turned it: I think it can go out in black and white and color, but when we filmed it, the monitors were all in black and white, so you had this feeling and it seemed very, very authentic. To the point that in reality I went to look at the monitor and think that I was watching some older movies, but in reality it was only a monitor of what was on the camera at that moment.

“They did a beautiful job with the filters and everything that makes you look old old years ’30, in black and white. But of course, only writing and NIC is incredible. It’s just a really fun project and I can’t wait to see how it ends. “

The series will follow a “aging and down his Luck Private Investigator (Cage) in the New York of the 1930s, which is forced to face his past life as a single superhero of the city”.

This show will bring “A new turning point at the Spider-Man saga with their next show. Breaking from tradition, this series will present Nicolas Cage as Ben Reilly, rather than the iconic Peter Parker. “

Another description of the series reads: “We follow Ben Reilly, a Pi, while he stumbles along a corruption hole in 1933 in New York City, also establishing his past as superhero.

“Reilly investigates the death of Edward Addison, who leads him to discover that the mayor is up to something nefarious involving the boss of the crime Silvermen and Femme fatale Yuri Watanabe.”

Next to Cage and Haas, the cast includes Lamorne Morris, Brendan Gleeson, Li jun there, Abraham Popola, Jack Huston, Karen Rodriguez, Cameron Britton, Cary Christopher, Michael Kostroff, Scott MacArthur, Joe Massingill, Whitney Rice, Amanda Schull, Andrew Caldwell, Amy AquinoAND Andrew Robinson.

With the possibility of a black and white presentation, this could be a visually surprising addition to the Multiverse of Spider-Man. And with Cage in the head, you know it will be something special.