💜 A total pro in his field (and still working now!) who loves his family ( he even talks about his loved ones on set 💕). I love/have much respect for him.
Truly one of the greats with so many brilliant roles on his CV. Educating Rita is his best IMHO. Caine's longevity is all the more obvious when you realise many of those interviewing him are no longer with us.
And although he never talks about it, it’s a fact Michael Caine like anyone his age then, did his National Service. In the UK and served his country in the British Army in the Korean War, specifically in West Germany and Korea. And almost died in combat. This military period dominated his life from 1952 to 1954. But I know now, When i see how he holds a rifle in a scene in Get Carter I realise why he’s so comfortable and experienced with it. He certainly knows firearms.
I have got movie DVDS of Michael Caine with Shirley MacLaine in Gambit and in Funeral In Berlin with Robert Duval Anthony Quayle Donald Sutherland Donald Pleasance Judy Geeson and Larry Hagmen in The Eagle Has Landed with John Vernon in The Black Windmill with Pierce Brosnan in The Fourth Protical with Robert Shaw Edward Fox Christopher Plummer Ralph Richardson Laurence Oliver Trevor Howard Barry Foster Susannah York Ian McShane and Curt Jurgens as a German Officer in The Battle Of Britain I am dedicating these movie DVDS to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris and Hester from Billyxxxxx
How long do actors have? Well he had forever as an actor. I think too ,his film Get Carter is one of the best films I’ve ever watched. Michael Caine produced that film if I recall , not only starred in it. And the film broke thru a whole new kind of movie about villains violence and crime. apparently it was shocking at the time. But if there was no Get Carter there would have been no Reservoir Dogs. The intro music to Get Carter is as cool af too.
The British wealth tax they are discussing was actually really unfair. And at this time a very punitive Inheritance Tax came in and between 1945 and 1965 this resulted in the demolition of of so many important historical British mansions. Demolished because the sons who inherited these huge properties couldn’t pay the Death Duties. A way of getting out of it was demolishing the mansion if it failed to sell. . So they did, 100’s of them. Even more so in Scotland. There was no such thing as English Heritage or any protective body to stop the demolitions. It has been called a ‘cultural tragedy’.
He did eventually up sticks and relocate to several other locations - the Labor Government of the early 1970's had policies that were hugely punitive to those on high incomes.
His accent in 'Zulu' wasn't 'cut glass'. an English upper class young officer of the 1870s would not have spoken with a very different intonation and articulation..
What a shame he displays a quintessential inferiority complex whenever he talks of UK actors who speak with an educated and cultured accent. He never compliments say Leo Genn or George Sanders or James Mason. He can only describe them as Posh gits ,are some such. Pity, after all, not all are snobs.
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So sad that Michael has retired but I'm glad I stumbled on this video. He's such a natural storyteller and charming man.
Sir Michael is a great interviewee and even a greater man.
Caine is a very down to earth actor extremely humble he's just turned 90 this year.
An extremely charming man.
💜 A total pro in his field (and still working now!) who loves his family ( he even talks about his loved ones on set 💕). I love/have much respect for him.
Truly one of the greats with so many brilliant roles on his CV. Educating Rita is his best IMHO. Caine's longevity is all the more obvious when you realise many of those interviewing him are no longer with us.
Humble at heart… down to earth and one of the greatest film stars in the western world… not a lot of people know that..
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More than you could know...
Love this man!!
What a Star...
Never thought of Michael Caine as heart throb. Great actor & seems decent person.
When Sir Michael in it, you know it’s going to be a good movie 🍿
Not always. He was in some crap films. ' Jaws, the revenge ', and ' The swarm ', to mention just two.
@@MOGGS1942 but he got paid shitloads of cash hes doin ok
Didnt matter, ive always enjoyed any film he's in.
@@MOGGS1942 He once said, about doing The Swarm beeing so bad, : "But I bought my mother a house after doing the Swarm. And the house was excellent."
@@normadesmond6017no that was jaws 4
Closing remark hillarious
So interesting to watch his Master Class
And although he never talks about it, it’s a fact Michael Caine like anyone his age then, did his National Service. In the UK and served his country in the British Army in the Korean War, specifically in West Germany and Korea. And almost died in combat. This military period dominated his life from 1952 to 1954. But I know now, When i see how he holds a rifle in a scene in Get Carter I realise why he’s so comfortable and experienced with it. He certainly knows firearms.
I LOVED The Last Valley. Amazing eprformances.
It's on RUclips. I'll ✔️ it out.
I love Talking Pictures, Sylvia Simms narrates it beautifully. I also very much admire Michael Caine, he's not forgotten where he comes from. 👍🇬🇧
He’s never had too, name a movie he didn’t play Maurice Micklewhite??
@@mortalitysfatal3229 Your comment doesn't make sense 😕🤐
Same as Sean Connery...
Amazing man..
Such s great bloke, did his job well, then went home to his wife I admire that.
Love that that's a young Celia Emrie in that acting class towards the end.
Caine is very intelligent.
M. Caine is an anagram of cinema o_0 wowwwiiieeee
Michael Caine has a good memory!
...indeed
He is right, destroying those magnificent cars is much harder to watch than hurting some people.
they did not destroy the expensive cars they used decoys, but the minis and the vans were smashed up
I have got movie DVDS of
Michael Caine
with Shirley MacLaine in
Gambit
and in Funeral In Berlin
with Robert Duval
Anthony Quayle
Donald Sutherland
Donald Pleasance
Judy Geeson
and Larry Hagmen in
The Eagle Has Landed
with John Vernon in
The Black Windmill
with Pierce Brosnan in
The Fourth Protical
with Robert Shaw Edward Fox
Christopher Plummer
Ralph Richardson
Laurence Oliver
Trevor Howard Barry Foster
Susannah York
Ian McShane
and Curt Jurgens
as a German Officer in
The Battle Of Britain
I am dedicating these movie DVDS to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris and Hester from Billyxxxxx
Fan of Michael Caine, but his gleeful description of destroying iconic cars I couldn’t approve of 😧
good 50min documentary.
He looks a little like King Edward VIII here. He could have played him.
I'm a fan of Michael Caine 'but I'm surprised to hear him say he despises cars ' why ? how odd.
How long do actors have? Well he had forever as an actor. I think too ,his film Get Carter is one of the best films I’ve ever watched. Michael Caine produced that film if I recall , not only starred in it. And the film broke thru a whole new kind of movie about villains violence and crime. apparently it was shocking at the time. But if there was no Get Carter there would have been no Reservoir Dogs. The intro music to Get Carter is as cool af too.
And you don’t do it with the broken voice when he becomes emotional
She was only 16 years old!
Yes!!!! GET CARTER ☝️
The British wealth tax they are discussing was actually really unfair. And at this time a very punitive Inheritance Tax came in and between 1945 and 1965 this resulted in the demolition of of so many important historical British mansions. Demolished because the sons who inherited these huge properties couldn’t pay the Death Duties. A way of getting out of it was demolishing the mansion if it failed to sell. . So they did, 100’s of them. Even more so in Scotland. There was no such thing as English Heritage or any protective body to stop the demolitions. It has been called a ‘cultural tragedy’.
Look at that gargoyle his hand is leaning on at the very beginning. I think it somewhat funny.
He did eventually up sticks and relocate to several other locations - the Labor Government of the early 1970's had policies that were hugely punitive to those on high incomes.
The top rate approached 90%, why would you bother working?
I didn't know that he kind of arranged the Italian Job
Let's talk eye to eye ay?hi
His accent in 'Zulu' wasn't 'cut glass'. an English upper class young officer of the 1870s would not have spoken with a very different intonation and articulation..
Really can you give a example?
@@davidjames81 😅
His exit was good enough for him to be the leading man
Can't go to movies anymore
John nettles talks without moving is lips😅
I understand this was years ago...but these aren't liberal socialist views at all they are conservitive ideas Micheal
What a shame he displays a quintessential inferiority complex whenever he talks of UK actors who speak with an educated and cultured accent. He never compliments say Leo Genn or George Sanders or James Mason. He can only describe them as Posh gits ,are some such. Pity, after all, not all are snobs.
please read. OR some such. Thanks.