Can anyone identify Nick Cage’s knife In his new move Pig

[Pennlu]

Can anyone identify Nick Cage’s knife in his new move Pig? It looks awesome for the outdoors and a all around knife. Best movie prop knife I have seen. The knife appears to me to be some sort of Nessmuk. Great film by the way.

 

[Mister Coffee]

Watching this.

 

[Hyesouljah]

I thought the film was a little slow but I too wanted the answer to this question

 

[Mister Coffee]

I thought the film was a little slow but I too wanted the answer to this question

Long on pig character, short on pig plot, I guess. Nick Cage has a genius for appearing in films that never should have been made.

Still, we should find out about that knife.

 

[unwisefool]

Maybe if someone could provide a picture of said knife...

 

[Pennlu]

Six of the best photos I could get of said knife. I have one somewhat similar. This one looks thinner behind the edge, so I need this one.

https://imgur.com/a/e9ox8TG

 

[HP2114B]

 

[Alberta Ed]

Generally knives in movies are prop pieces so the actors don't ignorantly injure themselves. Real knives are not used unless the manufacturer is willing to pay huge bucks for the publicity -- Omega watches, for instance, in James Bond thrillers.

 

[Pennlu]

Generally knives in movies are prop pieces so the actors don't ignorantly injure themselves.

It is functional. He is chopping food with it, as seen in the photograph. I don’t think they would CGI that. May not have been Nick Cage doing the chopping though.

 

[000Robert]

Long on pig character, short on pig plot, I guess. Nick Cage has a genius for appearing in films that never should have been made.

Still, we should find out about that knife.

You know what they say - money talks...

 

[Mister Coffee]

You know what they say - money talks...

Yes, but all it ever says to me is "Good-bye." Maybe it says something else to Nick.

 

[000Robert]

Yes, but all it ever says to me is "Good-bye." Maybe it says something else to Nick.

I'm not an actor, but even if I thought a movie script sucked I still might do it for enough money.

 

[Dergyll]

Maybe a Brisa or LT nessmuck/jessmuck or mini? Looks a little too short though, might be a no-name.

The wicker man was ok. What? Dont look at me like that

 

[mb>]

97% Tomatometer?! Wuuut??

 

[Pennlu]

97% Tomatometer?! Wuuut??

96.99% of those people were inspired by his love for his Pig. I am the .01% inspired by his love for that knife. He found truffles with it and cooked with with it. The only thing he failed to do was stab those as***** who stole his pig with it. The movie could have ended right there.

 

[not2sharp]

It is functional. He is chopping food with it, as seen in the photograph. I don’t think they would CGI that. May not have been Nick Cage doing the chopping though.

It’s a real knife made by a custom maker. I own a couple of his knives, but can’t remember his name. I see if I can dig them up.

n2s

 

[rpn]

Wonder if Jeff White makes nessmuks? The handle and rustic style reminds me of his work...I have a drop point of his I like a lot.

 

[Pennlu]

This looks close, may be the maker. The edge grind looks right.

Vintage Nessmuk - a Lucas Forge Nessmuk Reproduction Knife | Lucas Forge

Order a custom Vintage Nessmuk knife from Lucas Forge!

lucasforge.com

 

[not2sharp]

Wonder if Jeff White makes nessmuks? The handle and rustic style reminds me of his work...I have a deop point of his I like a lot.

I believe that is the guy that I had in mind.

Jeff White Knife #1 (Nessmuck, Curly Maple Handle)

This Nessmuck Knife is from the shop of Jeff White. It is a high carbon steel blade (ANSI 1095) that has been hardened to Rockwell 59 (HRC 58-60). Which has been sharpened to a very fine edge. This Knife: Has a full tang with a flat ground durable blade edge. The total length is 10" The Blade...

www.applecartcreations.com

n2s

 

[Bob Denman]

So was the pig okay, or not?