Nicolas Cage Claims Earliest Memory Was in Womb: 'I Could See Faces in the Dark'

Nicolas Cage thinks he can remember seeing faces in the dark while in his mother's womb, which he considers his earliest memory.
Cage speculates the faces may have been vocal vibrations resonating through to him, though he is unsure if he actually has a memory from the womb.
Cage believes the "spark" animating our bodies continues after death, though he is uncertain if it has consciousness.
Cage's recent film "Renfield" has struggled at the box office, reflecting the ups and downs of his long, eclectic career.
Cage's bizarre claim of a womb memory sparked reactions online, with some mocking him and others sharing similar experiences and some disputing it scientifically.