How to pass in arguments by reference in res.render to the callback in Node.js

Im creating a caching middleware module for node.js. Im running into an issue with res.render where I need to access the first two parameters from the function, in the callback. The format.

res.render(view, data, callback); 

Where callback is a function of the format function(err, html){} - but I need to pass in the view and data by reference. Ideally I dont want to overload res.render as I want to publish this as a module for others to use, eg

res.render('home', {title: 'Hello World'}, cacheThis); 

where cacheThis is my middleware module.

Any thoughts/ideas?

UPDATE -

So I made some progress, I do need to overload res.render though - I created my own implementation of it

app.use(function (req, res, next) {
  var _render = res.render;
  res.render = function (view, options, callback) {
    if(!_.isUndefined(callback)){
       /* WHAT GOES HERE? */
    }
    _render.call(res, view, options, callback);
  };
  next();
});

The bit Im missing is in passing the view and options parameters to the callback (which is function that has 2 arguments itself, err (if any errors are returned from the render) and html (the HTML result of the render)

Ultimately I want to modify the default res.render to be

res.render(view, options, function(err, html, view, options)); 

Thanks for listening.