Castor Troy’s lascivious use of the word “peaches” throughout the film is enough to turn you off the fruit for a while. 3. The face you make when you just killed an FBI agent And not just ...

Nicolas Cage claims that the 'Face/Off' sequel will feature the children of Castor Troy and Sean Archer ... that he has had 'one meeting' about the film and but nothing is set in stone.

the film is a series of bold-faced implausibilities: that Archer’s face transplant happens “off the books”; that Castor Troy, freshly awoken from his coma and faceless, still manages to ...

a special operation doctor that can cut off people's faces, and can place a person's face onto another person. Archer undergoes one of those surgeries to talk to Pollux. However, Castor Troy ...

Also taking that risk to film the thrilling Face/Off sequence was Nicolas Cage ... returning home with a new addition to his family: Castor Troy’s orphaned son, Adam (David McCurley).

A little modern movie history. In 1988 John McTiernan ... takes the "obvious" option. He has Troy's face sliced off and glued to his noggin while his own visage resides in a jar.

The 1990s was a decade packed full of brilliant action movies but few ... does drugs with Archer as Troy, Cage proceeded to ad-lib the line “I want to take his face…off,” repeatedly.

He gave such a transformative performance, playing both the roles of homicidal sociopath Castor Troy and FBI ... the movie’s signature golden guns. Also, Face/Off 2 is actually coming and ...

Of all the best action movies to come out of the 1990s (or any decade, really), Face/Off is one of the few that can genuinely be described as one of a kind, which is why it is still as fascinating ...