Nicolas Cage has long embraced the unexpected, but perhaps nothing reflects his famously eccentric personality quite like the striking pyramid tomb he has already reserved for himself in one of New Orleansâ most historic cemeteries.
Standing nine feet tall among centuries-old above-ground mausoleums in St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, the gleaming white pyramid has become one of the cityâs most unusual tourist attractions, attracting visitors curious about the Hollywood starâs unconventional choice of final resting place.
Purchased by the National Treasure actor in 2010 as one of two cemetery plots, the futuristic monument couldnât look more different from the weathered crypts surrounding it.
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