Weston Cage
We hold very little on Weston Cage beyond the credit list, and the credit list tells its own story: eleven films, nearly all action, crime and horror pictures made outside the studio system, with a cluster of them arriving in the 2020s at a pace that suggests steady work rather than careful selection.
The early entries are the visible ones. He played Vladimir in Lord of War in 2005 and the younger Paul in Rage in 2014. After that the parts run mostly to supporting and bit work with descriptive names attached, a doorman, a barkeep, a heavy. Whether that is a career finding its level or one still waiting for the right part, the record here does not say, and there is no reason to guess on his behalf.
Movies (11)
Where to start with Weston Cage
Lord of War is the best film he appears in by a wide margin, even though the part is small: Vladimir sits at the edge of somebody else's story about the arms trade. Start there, with the caveat that you are watching it for the film rather than for him.
Rage is the other one worth the time, a revenge thriller in which he turns up as the younger Paul. After that you are choosing between low-budget genre pictures on mood alone. 211 is the closest thing here to a straight action film, built around a bank robbery. Darkness of Man and Boneyard are late crime pictures assembled around a bigger name than his, and Crescent City is cut from the same cloth. Buckle Up and the remainder are for people working through the whole list on purpose.