The greatest thing about Craig is that he made every guest feel like they were just having a casual chat as friends not on a "talk show". He never talked about what the guest was there to promote unless the guest did it first.
Linen Gray Another of my favorite things about CF is the sort of thing he does like at the end here. He stops and has these moments when he takes stock of his life and regains perspective and doesn’t take it for granted. He’s got SOUL, this one. ❤️
This should have 5 million views! Everyone who's watching this and loves Michael Cain and Craig, show this to the younger generation in your life they need it, BADLY!
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I've always loved Sir Michael. I really enjoy his British films, usually smaller, independent films in which his range and abilities are shown. He has always been a fantastic actor. But as he got older his ability to draw people in to his character's world seemed effortless and magical.
Michael Caine and Sean Connery are two of my favorite actors, and The Man Who Would Be King a top ten film no doubt. And it's great that my all-time favorite host is interviewing one of 'em. Love it 😍
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Blew my mind when I saw it, just before leaving a small town in Vermont; ended up in Atlanta a week later. As soon as I got a job I got a library card and checked this out- a mere forty pages and Kipling was able to develop this story which the filmmakers kept faith and did a rare justice to.
I could hear Michael Caine for hours. What a wonderful man, trully rare individual. I guess this is where they say: “they don’t make them like that anymore”
Mr Smooooth. Style, class, charisma, and a sense of ease and comfort. Michael Caine is like a fine wine which ages gracefully. Thank you for the compilation.
Michael Caine has always been a great man, husband and father, and a fantastic actor. I had a collection of 40-50 movies of him on VHS and DVD which I donated to my local library. My favorites are Harry Palmer series along with ‘Man who would be king’.
Probably because Caine is a hero of his but Craig finds him awfully boring to talk to. Not a whole lot of back and forth here, no chemistry, Caine's not listening back... So he's just gotta be polite, try and remember the standard boring questions he ceremonially rips up at the start of the show and let Caine have the audience to himself. Almost like a proper chat show. The sell-out xD
Every question.. Not a Yes Or no.. A , "You know it was very funny".. or " You know that is an interesting story" or "Theres a little story attatched to that".. It keeps the viewer intrigued and I bet the chat show hosts love Micheal, as we all do.
I agree totally with Craig, The Man Who Would Be King is one of the BEST movies of all time. If you haven´t seen it I URGE you, go watch it now, come back and thank me later :)
Spoiler Alert! If you haven't watched the movie yet, skip reading my comment. Me and my younger brother saw the movie on tv about more than two decades ago. The scene where Michael and Sean got separated (something of a death scene) touched the heart of my brother...he said (in Tagalog) "that's sad, they got separated and killed!" I agree with you, this movie The Man Who Would Be King is a great movie!!!!
Michael Caine talked about a film he'd just finished called Harry Brown. What a great movie this is and is one of my all time favourites . A must see revenge movie!
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@@michaelcaine5591 Mr Caine You are one of my favorite actors of all my years of watching movies. I remember an interview I once saw where you explained how you could tell what part of London or the UK a person was from just by the way the"British" accent was spoken.
It's only the second movie Michael Caine and Robert Duvall starred in together. The first one was "The Eagle has Landed". I think it came out in 1976, and it's also a great movie.
Michael Caine is my favourite actor. So genuine and real. I remember when he was interviewed by Norman Gunston (Australian comedian) and it was hilarious.
hahaha i was watching Austin powers the other day. Mr Caine, as Austins father in the movie has the same hair as Craigs costume when he does the Michael Caine In Space skits :P
Children of Men is an excellent film, with one scene in particular rendered in such an effective way you feel for a moment as if you are there. That is about as high a compliment as I think it's possible to give.
My dude... God bless you for your these vids! Your videos introduced me to the greatest talk show host ever, and your effort in compiling these interviews together is a God sent to humanity :')
Such good interviews. Sir Michael has such a natural sense of humor! Huge fan. I believe the first time I saw him was when Alfie came out! Fell in love instantly and forever!
Michael Cane has so many classic one liners here. "When I told my father I wanted to be an actor he naturally assumed I was gay." "You think 'I'm very good' and then realize no one else was." (about being in a bad movie)
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They're old but it's so good!! Im binging jayleno fly channel right now cause everything else seems to upset me... He just has fun convos with his guests and actually makes me smile and laugh and not hate things 🤦♂️😝
I saw “Allie” once when it came out in 1966. About 10 years ago, I turned on the TV, and there was a movie on. Despite the fact that Michael Caine was not in the scene, I instantly recognized the movie. Now that’s a good movie!
An absolute legend. . I notice Craig dosnt say much. Let's him get on with the stories. . Respect due. Any films you regret. Erm Jaws 4 springs to mind
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The knowing but gormless over-the-shoulder look from Craig at 20:40 is priceless. I just looked it up, Michael's now been married to Shakira for 44 years. "When it gets loudly, it gets very loud indeed."
Mister Caine does an astounding job of making you feel that he and Craig are old friends. I have no idea if they are. But Craig has that same gift. So It's hard to imagine the two of them NOT being Instantaneous Chums and Pals. Thanks to our Channel host for posting these excellent moments. I hope you have endless fun sifting through the recording to pull out these gold nuggets.
The iconic Michael Caine, with the very dry and somewhat absurdist wit in counterpoint to Craig Ferguson's constants pivots and turns. Marvelous! I really miss Craig Ferguson's Late Late Show. I simply do not watch that show anymore with the new guy. Ferguson was really really brilliant.
many wonderful & interesting guests.....but I just don't think anyone as entertaining or fascinating as Michael Caine....a hard act to follow anytime anywhere.....his work is just as brilliant always.....always a fan.
I was hoping Craig would bring up the song by Madness called "My name is Michael Caine." Watching this makes my heart super happy, still. Also fun fact, I borrowed the audiobook read by the author " From the Elephant to Hollywood," from the library and I actually lost a disc somehow, unbeknownst to me when I returned it, so I was charged for the whole set of discs and late fees that I don't even own and it took me 2 years to be able to borrow any audio or visual materials again. Totally worth it tho
I remember a movie about the Battle of Rorke's Drift, called "Zulu", which had "Introducing Michael Caine" in the credits. He played Lt. Gonville Bromhead, and spoke with a VERY plummy accent. 😎
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@@humsabmagluhain they called it a pullover because jumpers & sweaters are pulled over the head!! Don’ t know why they were called jumpers; but sweaters are named so in America.
Finally got around to this myself. Craig seemed to draw a lot more out of Michael than other interviewers, and in a perfectly natural style. Wonder if it's a UK thing?
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I think Goldmember worked out better with Caine playing the father figure instead of Connery like Myers originally wanted. Caine even looked more like the Austin Powers character, too. I don't think all the makeup in the world would have convinced me Sean Connery was Austin's father. In a way, it's a bit like the third Indiana Jones film (which ironically co-starred Connery). The casting of the father saved what could have been a standard film. Neither third film in either series (Indiana Jones or Austin Powers) is my favorite in its series but the father figures saved the films. Thank goodness, they had the sense NOT to make a fourth Austin Powers movie! We all know how sequels have worked out for Indiana Jones (2007) and Star Wars (2015 onward)! Blechhh! Hollywood just bungles remakes now and it's really been too to bother with another Austin Powers movie, anyway.
Every single interview that Caine gives is fascinating. He's lived an incredible life
I love Michael Caine. So genuine and no bullshit about him. Not that pretentious, privileged Hollywood nonsense you get these days.
He is a great actor, you wouldn't know. ;)
Feels like a guy who you could really go up and talk to
I agree. He’s such a breathe of fresh air to watch him talk
A real gent. A rare breed these days.
Always a pleasure to see a Michael Caine interview.The audience love him: in fact,if he broke wind they would applaud.
I could sit and listen to Michael Caine for hours ! 👍
He's like Richard Burton...Great guys.❤❤
He delivers every comedic line so quickly and with a straight face. Fantastic.
a man's man....with old school class. There aren't many of his kind left. one of the best to ever do it right here.
Love Michael Caine. And we all miss Craig!!! Funniest late show host ever.
What a delightful man Michael Caine is the best story teller and a hellav an actor one of the few greats of all time left
Micheal Caine became (in)famous for never caving to studio execs and (in many of his films) keeping his Cockney accent. That is something remarkable.
You (really) love parentheses don't you.
Secondhand lions... Your pretenses, though honorable, are wrong.
Have always loved him. So down to earth & darn funny.
Him & Sean Connery! Same accent in every role. 😂
Dying breed
He's so engaging - "That's all I know or all I want to know about Camels". Love it!
What a delightful gentleman he is besides being a brilliant actor and a great raconteur. I could listen to him for hours.
The greatest thing about Craig is that he made every guest feel like they were just having a casual chat as friends not on a "talk show". He never talked about what the guest was there to promote unless the guest did it first.
Always love it when guests would be surprised that they're out of time
I have never seen another show where that happened.
Linen Gray Another of my favorite things about CF is the sort of thing he does like at the end here. He stops and has these moments when he takes stock of his life and regains perspective and doesn’t take it for granted. He’s got SOUL, this one. ❤️
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Linen Gray Loved Craig on his show. VERY underrated as a late night talk show host. Aside from Johnny, Craig was THE best late night host ever, IMO.
This should have 5 million views! Everyone who's watching this and loves Michael Cain and Craig, show this to the younger generation in your life they need it, BADLY!
If you find yourself in a hole stop digging.
If you had wheels you'd be a car innit
Michael Caine has turned into the David Niven of his generation. It is a pleasure to listen to his stories.
R Smith And as you may know, he played in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels 1988 the role played by Niven in Bedtime story (1964) 🙂
i miss david in films loved his books .and yes it is like listening to david niven .
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This is a great interview. You get the feeling you could walk up to Caine in a pub and he'd happily chat for hours.
Brilliant! Same here.
He would - Michael is probably the nicest superstar you could ever meet.
Yes but who would buy the first round of drinks?
That is true. He is that type of man. And he will remember your name if you meet him again.
@@JamesGU4😅😊
Didn’t realize how funny and entertaining Michael Caine is. God, I miss this show. Ferguson's expressions. Reminds me of Hugh Laurie somehow.
You should watch his interviews with Hugh!
The man is a master at telling a good story.
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I've always loved Sir Michael. I really enjoy his British films, usually smaller, independent films in which his range and abilities are shown.
He has always been a fantastic actor. But as he got older his ability to draw people in to his character's world seemed effortless and magical.
Michael Caine is absolutely charming and quite a gentleman. Legend.
Who really knows. I think he has quite a history and in this day and age it wouldnt fly. Still a fan though too
When Michael was telling the story of his film with the little boy, I just wanted to hug michael. He's just so freaking precious!
Michael Caine and Sean Connery are two of my favorite actors, and The Man Who Would Be King a top ten film no doubt. And it's great that my all-time favorite host is interviewing one of 'em. Love it 😍
Frankincensed cant argue with any of that.that film hws a great sense of wonder
Frankincensed till this day Craig is still my all-time favourite host too. #thosewerethedays
The Man Who Would Be King greatest buddy movie ever
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Blew my mind when I saw it, just before leaving a small town in Vermont; ended up in Atlanta a week later. As soon as I got a job I got a library card and checked this out- a mere forty pages and Kipling was able to develop this story which the filmmakers kept faith and did a rare justice to.
The Man Who Would Be King is PERFECTION!! Not only does it follow the story almost word for word, but both of them are glorious
I never watched Michael Caine interviews before. But, I've somehow gone down this hole of Michael Caine interviews and I love it. So entertaining.
What a hoot!! Michael Caine is brilliant! It didn't hurt anything to have Craig there!
Michael caine is one of the most funny actors. I always loved him Craig shows such respect to him
I could hear Michael Caine for hours. What a wonderful man, trully rare individual. I guess this is where they say: “they don’t make them like that anymore”
The most intoxicatingly charming man in the world. Thank you for compiling these.
Mr Smooooth. Style, class, charisma, and a sense of ease and comfort. Michael Caine is like a fine wine which ages gracefully.
Thank you for the compilation.
Michael Caine has always been a great man, husband and father, and a fantastic actor.
I had a collection of 40-50 movies of him on VHS and DVD which I donated to my local library.
My favorites are Harry Palmer series along with ‘Man who would be king’.
Craig shows Michael Caine more respect than anyone I've seen him interview.
KD well, yeah, he's Michael Caine
then you need to catch the Bishop Desmond Tutu appearance
ruclips.net/video/oAgkoAnChPY/видео.html
He's compensating for all the times he's making fun of him 😂
Probably because Caine is a hero of his but Craig finds him awfully boring to talk to. Not a whole lot of back and forth here, no chemistry, Caine's not listening back... So he's just gotta be polite, try and remember the standard boring questions he ceremonially rips up at the start of the show and let Caine have the audience to himself. Almost like a proper chat show. The sell-out xD
I’ve always loved Michael Caine & he was in every other movie made for 25yrs! 😂❤❤❤
Every question.. Not a Yes Or no.. A , "You know it was very funny".. or " You know that is an interesting story" or "Theres a little story attatched to that"..
It keeps the viewer intrigued and I bet the chat show hosts love Micheal, as we all do.
I agree totally with Craig, The Man Who Would Be King is one of the BEST movies of all time. If you haven´t seen it I URGE you, go watch it now, come back and thank me later :)
You are right. Thank you
Yes, a magnificent movie with a great supporting cast. I've seen it many times. Every time it's on, I just can't pass it up.
and Sean and Michael became and stayed best friends after that movie.....
Spoiler Alert! If you haven't watched the movie yet, skip reading my comment.
Me and my younger brother saw the movie on tv about more than two decades ago. The scene where Michael and Sean got separated (something of a death scene) touched the heart of my brother...he said (in Tagalog) "that's sad, they got separated and killed!"
I agree with you, this movie The Man Who Would Be King is a great movie!!!!
I agree 100%...Man who would be king was fantastic!
Caine is just about the perfect guest since he's ready to go with the flow and make witty quips. Must be his Moon in Gemini!!
Michael Caine, A man of great talent, humor & Class! ! A TREASURE!!!
Michael Caine talked about a film he'd just finished called Harry Brown. What a great movie this is and is one of my all time favourites . A must see revenge movie!
He glossed over it, but he is a combat veteran from the Korean war.
When he said "made it out.. barely"
That was no small mention.
He talks about it a lot more when he's interviewed by Michael Parkinson. It's here on RUclips somewhere.
@@dionlindsay2 thanks for that.
he also appeared in a Korean war based movie as he was a vet , Stephen Boyd , , a hill in Korea , ruclips.net/video/AkvQZSpl6Io/видео.html
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@@michaelcaine5591 Mr Caine
You are one of my favorite actors
of all my years of watching movies.
I remember an interview I once saw where you explained how you could tell what part of London or the UK a person was from just by the way the"British" accent was spoken.
Secondhand Lions is one of my favorite movies with Michael Caine
Gary Orr ME TOO ! Under appreciated movie, IMHO.
Gary Orr: No his early ones were better
It's only the second movie Michael Caine and Robert Duvall starred in together. The first one was "The Eagle has Landed". I think it came out in 1976, and it's also a great movie.
@@gregh7400 And did they not play Germans a American and Cockney as Germans Was it a comedy?
@@hoatattis7283 Its a WW2 drama. Duvall and Caine play German officers.
I was flying from JFK to Hawaii with a layover in LAX. I saw his book in the bookstore- so I downloaded it on my kindle. Loved his stories.
Most of these videos crack me up! I love Craig, and most of his guests have been great as well! Thanks very much for downloading them.
This is an absolute pleasure to watch. May be the best of them. Thank you, and well done!
Michael Caine is my favourite actor. So genuine and real. I remember when he was interviewed by Norman Gunston (Australian comedian) and it was hilarious.
When I was around 5 years old, I fist saw Michael in Zulu. Been a fan ever since.
Never seen him laugh so much, it's great to see 😀
Michael is one of the greats, old school, sean has left us, every time one of these guys or gals leaves this earth a part of me goes with them,
I could listen to this man all day long.
Sir Michael Caine is very special, what you see is what you get.
it's strange not seeing him in space :(
haha:D
hahaha i was watching Austin powers the other day. Mr Caine, as Austins father in the movie has the same hair as Craigs costume when he does the Michael Caine In Space skits :P
@@kaprinos or as Goldmember would say it "Fazha"
@@Sonnel_James 🤣🤣
Craig does the funniest Michael Caine impressions on his trip to Scotland video, love that he showed it to him here
That didn't feel like 50 minutes at all, these conversations were marvelous. I miss this show.
Children of Men is an excellent film, with one scene in particular rendered in such an effective way you feel for a moment as if you are there. That is about as high a compliment as I think it's possible to give.
My dude... God bless you for your these vids!
Your videos introduced me to the greatest talk show host ever, and your effort in compiling these interviews together is a God sent to humanity :')
My Dude❣️totally 👍 agree!
WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From a mad keen 74yo Aussie fan.
Brilliant interview of an incredible actor--one of the best ever.
Such good interviews. Sir Michael has such a natural sense of humor! Huge fan. I believe the first time I saw him was when Alfie came out! Fell in love instantly and forever!
I like Michael Caine. He is so genuine and down to earth!!! And a great storyteller!!!
“ we were trailer trash without the trailer “ his one-liners are oh so clever and funny.
I pray he lives to 100, I couldn't imagine the world without him. Stuff the Queen, long live Mr Caine.
Por que no los dos?
You are so right... Caine and Connery forever
Eeh god when this popped up I thought that when him and Connery go I know I'm old and an era had died
@@sundaynight1987 Sean Connery RIP
You can love MC without bringing in HM.
Sir Michael Caine on Craig Ferguson... Does it get any better? These 2 are absolute gold together...
Every five minutes I want to click LIKE again.
Michael Cane has so many classic one liners here.
"When I told my father I wanted to be an actor he naturally assumed I was gay."
"You think 'I'm very good' and then realize no one else was." (about being in a bad movie)
Yes I heard him say it too.why are you repeating it?
I don't know how many times I've watched it. Still enjoy it ❤️❤️❤️
Extremely versatile actor, love him. Thank you.
'It's a new one with the GPS...' is one of the most hilarious one-offs
One of my top 10 actor favorites of ALL TIME!!!
Always loved Michael Caine, I was born and grew up few miles down the road from the Elephant, one of our local boys done good!
Sylvie A: Born in Lambeth Hospital, Brook Drive. Lived at Delverton Rd just off the East Lane.
Manor Place Baths, Walworth Rd; Mick MacManus' brother my doctor, pie n mash (with liquor of course), Sarsaparilla (hot in the winter) East Lane (market), hot Chestnuts, Westmorland Rd (market & PnM); Aylesbury Est; The Richardsons.
Our 'enry (Sir Henry Cooper) training above Thomas a' Becket pub Old Kent Rd. Millwall (the home of proper football), The Borough (market); Hole in the wall pub, New Kent Rd, St Saviour's and St Olaves girls school (sisters school). Oh, this could go on for ever......
Used to live on the Walworth Road - thanks for that list, takes me back!
I've never seen Michael Caine laughing like that. I think that says it all.
I could watch these two for hours.
These are older clips, but Michael Caine is the ONE actor I would REALLY like to meet one day
They're old but it's so good!! Im binging jayleno fly channel right now cause everything else seems to upset me... He just has fun convos with his guests and actually makes me smile and laugh and not hate things 🤦♂️😝
Caine said the camel had blue eyes and long eyelashes, is that where secretariat got its blue eyes and lashes
This is one of the more interesting interviews I've seen on this show. Love the show, but this was informative!
When Caine dies. They won't just play his films better still his interviews which are a real pleasure you could watch again and again if
A brilliant actor and a true gentleman. Love him. Also he talks the same as I do.
Craig is subdued when he gets someone who can carry the show easily.
That's what makes him such a great host.
Could listen to him and Keith Richards all day. Kings of anecdotes.
I saw “Allie” once when it came out in 1966. About 10 years ago, I turned on the TV, and there was a movie on. Despite the fact that Michael Caine was not in the scene, I instantly recognized the movie. Now that’s a good movie!
Alfie. The remake sucked.
I clapped at the end of this, actors from the 60s-70s knew how to entertain 😁
He met the Queen of England many times. Glad he got the knighthood after Sean Connery. Greatest actor.
GREAT. Just think.of all the wonderful times spent enjoying Michael Caine movies... too numerous to count.
"In my day, I plucked more birds than Colonel Sanders."
What minute does he say that?
@@jamesspeer5494 Look up Craig Ferguson divorce monologue.
Thank you Michael Caine and Craig 💜😁
Awesome upload!!!
Love sir Michael Caine, guys a gentleman and funny as hell!!!
An absolute legend. . I notice Craig dosnt say much. Let's him get on with the stories. . Respect due. Any films you regret. Erm Jaws 4 springs to mind
The man who would be king is one of the greatest movies ever made
Him carrying his friend’s head!! I’ll never forget that scene!!
Agreed...
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The knowing but gormless over-the-shoulder look from Craig at 20:40 is priceless.
I just looked it up, Michael's now been married to Shakira for 44 years.
"When it gets loudly, it gets very loud indeed."
Mister Caine does an astounding job of making you feel that he and Craig are old friends. I have no idea if they are. But Craig has that same gift. So It's hard to imagine the two of them NOT being Instantaneous Chums and Pals.
Thanks to our Channel host for posting these excellent moments. I hope you have endless fun sifting through the recording to pull out these gold nuggets.
The iconic Michael Caine, with the very dry and somewhat absurdist wit in counterpoint to Craig Ferguson's constants pivots and turns. Marvelous! I really miss Craig Ferguson's Late Late Show. I simply do not watch that show anymore with the new guy. Ferguson was really really brilliant.
many wonderful & interesting guests.....but I just don't think anyone as entertaining or fascinating as Michael Caine....a hard act to follow anytime anywhere.....his work is just as brilliant always.....always a fan.
I was hoping Craig would bring up the song by Madness called "My name is Michael Caine." Watching this makes my heart super happy, still. Also fun fact, I borrowed the audiobook read by the author " From the Elephant to Hollywood," from the library and I actually lost a disc somehow, unbeknownst to me when I returned it, so I was charged for the whole set of discs and late fees that I don't even own and it took me 2 years to be able to borrow any audio or visual materials again. Totally worth it tho
I remember a movie about the Battle of Rorke's Drift, called "Zulu", which had "Introducing Michael Caine" in the credits. He played Lt. Gonville Bromhead, and spoke with a VERY plummy accent. 😎
I must admit I was a fan of Caine’s then slipped, I’m now back. Not a lot of people know that.
Riveting. Elaborate, please.
@@pimvisschers2061 it was a rephrasing of a famous quote of Michael's
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"But that's all I know or want to know about camels."
Simply genius! Hahaha
I don't get it. Srsly, why's that genius?
@@TheShamansQuestion He ensured that there weren't any more camel questions, while being low-key and funny at the same time. Expertly done.
I love this guys voice. And such a good actor
One of the best British exports ever. A great ambassador for movie stars.
Michael is such an amazing person & actor.
If they had a show together it would be the best British humour.
And Scottish humor.
"My wife is Kashmiri. Never give me a pullover though." - Michael Caine
What's a pullover
@@xlr8775 sweater
@@xlr8775 Kashmir is where the goats that produce what we call cashmere wool come from, which is, of course, used to make fine sweaters/pullovers.
good question by XL R8, it sounded to me like his wife never stopped his car like a cop
@@humsabmagluhain they called it a pullover because jumpers & sweaters are pulled over the head!! Don’ t know why they were called jumpers; but sweaters are named so in America.
Thank God for the bumble bees, Michael Caine and Craig 💜😁
Love Michael., seems like a really great guy and I love his movies.
Oh boy! Avoided this one for a long long time. Played this now and am laughing with tears. Caine is funny as hell!
Finally got around to this myself. Craig seemed to draw a lot more out of Michael than other interviewers, and in a perfectly natural style. Wonder if it's a UK thing?
@@Gothamauto probably because he's a fan and respect him
Thank you for this man!!
Thanks so much for this. Two brilliant wits!
All urs bro! Indeed!
Wits or twits? Lol. Sorry, I could not help myself. Lol.
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This man is brilliant - a gift to us all!
Was !
Both of them!!
Yes, and Michael Caine isn't bad either
His appearance in "Austin Powers: Goldmember" as Nigel Powers made that movie much more enjoyable 😂
I think Goldmember worked out better with Caine playing the father figure instead of Connery like Myers originally wanted.
Caine even looked more like the Austin Powers character, too. I don't think all the makeup in the world would have convinced me Sean Connery was Austin's father.
In a way, it's a bit like the third Indiana Jones film (which ironically co-starred Connery). The casting of the father saved what could have been a standard film. Neither third film in either series (Indiana Jones or Austin Powers) is my favorite in its series but the father figures saved the films. Thank goodness, they had the sense NOT to make a fourth Austin Powers movie! We all know how sequels have worked out for Indiana Jones (2007) and Star Wars (2015 onward)! Blechhh!
Hollywood just bungles remakes now and it's really been too to bother with another Austin Powers movie, anyway.