As a bonus Sunday post, I give you Crispin Glover’s 1989 video for “Clowny Clown Clown,” and after the jump, Nic Cage’s Japanese ad for Sankyo.  I could try to give you more context than that, but it’s Crispin Glover and Nic Cage.  There is no context.
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Crispin Glover will join Johnny Depp (the Mad Hatter), Mia Wasikowska (Alice), Anne Hathaway (the White Queen), and Helena Bonham Carter (The Red Queen) in Tim Burton’s upcoming Alice and Wonderland movie.  The movie will be a mix of live action and performance capture.

They may have to recalibrate the machinery after Crispin Glover uses it. If he gives the kind of performance you see above and then they put the same sensors on somebody else, it probably just wouldn’t register anything.  That’s acting.

Friday Free for All is a regular feature on FilmDrunk in which I post random videos from around the world, and from movies new and old – united solely by their awesomeness. Send your tips to lance@filmdrunk.com, and no, I’m not going to post your boyfriend’s hilarious 12-minute parody of The Bourne Identity.

If you haven’t seen Wicker Man, then you probably haven’t seen Nic Cage punch a woman while dressed as a bear.   And that, my friend, is a real shame.

Super mega bonus! After the jump, check out Crispin Glover doing the strangest acting job ever in River’s Edge.

[Thanks to Robby and Ufford for the tips]