Hollywood star Nicolas Cage has been forced to take his Bel Air mansion off the market after buyers just wouldn’t meet his whopping $17,5 million asking price.

The house, built in 1940, is an English-style manor on slightly more than an acre with nine bedrooms and nine bathrooms in close to 12,000 square feet.

It has a 35-seat theater, a wine cellar, a game room, a pool and a circular driveway with a fountain.

Nicolas Cage is leaving Bel-Air. The actor has put his home on the market for $19.75 million.

He bought the seven-bedroom, seven-bathroom spread eight years ago for a mere $7 million.

The 11,000-square-foot Tudor-style home sits on an acre just above Sunset Blvd. It has a two-story entrance, a front yard fountain, an Olympic-sized swimming pool and a two-bedroom guest house.