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  • May 27

    Nicolas Cage Stars as a Weary 1930s Detective in Prime Video's Dark, Live-Action 'Spider-Noir' Series

    Prime Video launches 'Spider-Noir' today, a live-action series starring Nicolas Cage as a hard-boiled, middle-aged private eye in Depression-era New York, marking a radical, noir-drenched departure from the classic Spider-Man mythos.

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