❤ Michael Caine. Graham Greene's story, a subject worthy of study, especially today. Very good film. He presents his character so deftly, and yes, achieved making an otherwise despicable guy likable. Or at least, someone we could care about. A surprise for me to see B. Fraser cast in that role, he handled it well. I'm glad Michael has such a great body of work for us to enjoy for all time, he's a very special man with great heart. Thank you for sharing this interview.
Very interesting. I am from New York but have been living in Saigon most of the last 30 years where I am now. I was in Saigon when the film was made and remember seeing Michael Caine in front of the city theater being one of the film's locations. Whenever seeing a woman sitting alone having a drink on the veranda of Continental Hotel I think of the film's character Miss Phuong!
Get Carter is great, glad he loves it, one of my favourites. Also he recognised that there's more to Brendan Frasier than just George in the jungle Btw The Quiet American so good I was surprised how much I liked it
I greatly appreciated the book, and the first movie with Audie Murphy, filmed in Vietnam. A very thought-provoking story. I've studied the Vietnam war yet I didn't know the reasons Michael shares as to why the Vietnamese do not have animosity towards the US.
They love the Americans here and hate the French. It's quite simple really. The US were not colonist's where as the French were. Go to the Island of Con Dao and see the remains of the French Prisons and then you will understand how they tortured these people.
1958 film version was better, It fixes the book, which was just anti-American propaganda by the jealous British, this 2002 version would be approved of only by Muslim terrorists and those who side with them
Rose was such a faux-profound interviewer. He really thought he was getting at something deep when usually what he was doing was stating the obvious. When not re-stating it.
Rose asks fairly simple-minded and superficial questions. Often appears out of his depth. Fortunately, Caine is an entertaining and insightful interviewee.
Great Movie,ive lived in South East Asia for 31 years and an expert on the American War in Vietnam and the events that led up to it, Yes the Americans did bomb Vietnam Citys operation Linebacker 2 they dropped 20,000 tons of ordinance on the military and Industrial areas in Hanoi killing 1600 civilians in actual fact the Americans dropped twice as many bombs in Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam than they did in Europe during the 2nd world War and the tally of the deaths in that war in South East Asia was 5 million,Tes they were beaten by the Vietnamese Mr Caine Moraly,politically,and their military infantry tactics were far superior to Americans fighting an unwillable War.
I served in Tay Ninh. I read the book. I had seen the Michael Redgrave and Audie Murphy movie as a boy. I wrote a film script in 1990 with Albert Finney and Jeff Daniels in my head. What I just saw in these clips is wrong, wrong, wrong. Caine is too authoritative, Fraser is not naive enough. Plunk. I have read most of Greene and gauged his development.
After all is said and done , "We didn't bomb the cities to win the war (like we had done in WWII in Germany to win the war) and we weren't there to take over the country", that's why the Vietnamese didn't mind us being there.
That's Michael Cains opinion. The fact is America bombed Hanoi the only time B-52s have been used to bomb a city...never forget that America dropped 480.000 tons of napalm and as much phosphorous bombs + agent orange on my country ! Millions innocents were killed. 100s of thousands of children were incinerated alive. Michael stick to making movies and leave the history alone. Further more the decision for Briton not to go to war in Indochina was a little bit more complex.
I'm always saddened when I hear that someone that I consider to be a "thinker" becomes a Catholic, or coverts to any other spiritual belief that has Mythical stories at its foundation or relies on "Faith" (a word used to describe the unquestioning acceptance of myths).
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Michael Caine and Brendan Fraser at their best! Great movie.
❤ Michael Caine. Graham Greene's story, a subject worthy of study, especially today.
Very good film. He presents his character so deftly, and yes, achieved making an otherwise despicable guy likable. Or at least, someone we could care about. A surprise for me to see B. Fraser cast in that role, he handled it well. I'm glad Michael has such a great body of work for us to enjoy for all time, he's a very special man with great heart. Thank you for sharing this interview.
Very interesting. I am from New York but have been living in Saigon most of the last 30 years where I am now. I was in Saigon when the film was made and remember seeing Michael Caine in front of the city theater being one of the film's locations. Whenever seeing a woman sitting alone having a drink on the veranda of Continental Hotel I think of the film's character Miss Phuong!
My favourite movie. Loved him in Cider House Rules & Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, but he was stunning in The QA.
I don't think another actor could have done a better performance. I thought he was great. I rewatched this movie so many times...
Brilliant film, acting, photography, direction are great
Michel Caine ❤great actor 🎉❤Any works from him I enjoyed so very much❤
Get Carter is great, glad he loves it, one of my favourites.
Also he recognised that there's more to Brendan Frasier than just George in the jungle
Btw The Quiet American so good I was surprised how much I liked it
I greatly appreciated the book, and the first movie with Audie Murphy, filmed in Vietnam. A very thought-provoking story. I've studied the Vietnam war yet I didn't know the reasons Michael shares as to why the Vietnamese do not have animosity towards the US.
They love the Americans here and hate the French. It's quite simple really. The US were not colonist's where as the French were. Go to the Island of Con Dao and see the remains of the French Prisons and then you will understand how they tortured these people.
By coincidence, based on another interview, I reviewed the film yesterday.
Indeed great performances, by everyone.
Important film.
Michael Caine seems so down to earth and real.
He is. Growing up in elephant and castle, London, with parents scratching any food possible. Served in Korea in national service. From the ground up.
He's such a jerk
Michael Caine was outstanding in this fine movie.
An excellent novel and an excellent movie.
1958 film version was better, It fixes the book, which was just anti-American propaganda by the jealous British, this 2002 version would be approved of only by Muslim terrorists and those who side with them
Great actor; great script.
Weak post, weak script
Hey Norm - you are a real clown
What a wonderfull performace he did !!! Great, great, great !!!
I adore Michael Caine especially after " Dirty rotten scoundrels"!
Michael Caine was great in this and other films.
Why was this your best performance, Mr Caine?
Because I didn’t blink. Not even once.
Best film best actors best soundtrack and novel.
Because you look like YOUR ABOUT TO BLOODY TALK!!!
A gréât interview !
Love Micheal Caine. But I was spoiled after watching the Audie Murphy version. This version left out at lot. Especially the police detective part.
I wish charlie rose would have allowed caine to speak more on what he'd heard Greene knew about early usa involvement in vietnam.
Yes. Charlie Rose is very hyper and annoyed me with his awkward interruptions.
Yeah, I would like that, too. Actually, I would like to have heard anything Caine had to say about Greene.
Me too. Incompetent interviewer - so irritating with his petty interruptions.
I think Charlie Rose was trying to avoid just that. Poor fella just wanted to keep his job.
Note to self: never talk to Michael Caine about the finer details of historical events. Luvvies have one talent and one talent only.
I love Michael Caine and Michelle Johnson in Blame it on Rio 🏝⛱🍻🥂❤
He said it, Charlie Rose is too stupid
What Caine said and would not repeat. I was not myself. I was him.
The movie to me is much better than the book. The book just rambles on!
his performance in this film was just... ok... I didn't really feel it was that much of a character in the film or book...
Rose was such a faux-profound interviewer. He really thought he was getting at something deep when usually what he was doing was stating the obvious. When not re-stating it.
Superb comment. Well said. Thank you.
Rose asks fairly simple-minded and superficial questions. Often appears out of his depth.
Fortunately, Caine is an entertaining and insightful interviewee.
Great Movie,ive lived in South East Asia for 31 years and an expert on the American War in Vietnam and the events that led up to it, Yes the Americans did bomb Vietnam Citys operation Linebacker 2 they dropped 20,000 tons of ordinance on the military and Industrial areas in Hanoi killing 1600 civilians in actual fact the Americans dropped twice as many bombs in Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam than they did in Europe during the 2nd world War and the tally of the deaths in that war in South East Asia was 5 million,Tes they were beaten by the Vietnamese Mr Caine Moraly,politically,and their military infantry tactics were far superior to Americans fighting an unwillable War.
I served in Tay Ninh. I read the book. I had seen the Michael Redgrave and Audie Murphy movie as a boy. I wrote a film script in 1990 with Albert Finney and Jeff Daniels in my head. What I just saw in these clips is wrong, wrong, wrong. Caine is too authoritative, Fraser is not naive enough. Plunk. I have read most of Greene and gauged his development.
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World War…?
Two
(1,2,3…Two)
If you don’t know that how can you possibly understand the movie, or anything?
After all is said and done , "We didn't bomb the cities to win the war (like we had done in WWII in Germany to win the war) and we weren't there to take over the country", that's why the Vietnamese didn't mind us being there.
That's Michael Cains opinion. The fact is America bombed Hanoi the only time B-52s have been used to bomb a city...never forget that America dropped 480.000 tons of napalm and as much phosphorous bombs + agent orange on my country ! Millions innocents were killed. 100s of thousands of children were incinerated alive. Michael stick to making movies and leave the history alone. Further more the decision for Briton not to go to war in Indochina was a little bit more complex.
What an irritating interviewer - if he points his finger one more time... well out of his depth.
Most best acter ever
Man who want to be a king😍😍😍😍
Tnx mister Caine
Brendan Who?
I'm always saddened when I hear that someone that I consider to be a "thinker" becomes a Catholic, or coverts to any other spiritual belief that has Mythical stories at its foundation or relies on "Faith" (a word used to describe the unquestioning acceptance of myths).