However, when it comes to Lord of War, those weapons were not the result of movie magic. Instead, writer-director Andrew Niccol went ahead and bought a whopping 3000 Kalashnikov automatic rifles.

In the 2005 classic Lord of War, Cage is Ukrainian gun runner Yuri Orlov, a character loosely based on the very real Russian gun runner Viktor Bout. Yes, Viktor saw the movie from his jail cell ...

Bout, known as "The Merchant of Death," and international arms dealers like him inspired the 2005 film "Lord of War ... Money, Guns, Planes and the Man Who Makes War Possible" alleges that ...

Nicolas Cage will return to the shadowy world of illegal weapons sales ... Andrew Niccol on “Lords of War,” the sequel to their 2005 crime thriller, “Lord of War.” Cage will reprise ...