Michael Caine’s Incredible Encounter With John Wayne | The Graham Norton Show
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Michael Caine has that air of aging comfortably and being able to tell a story with that slight bit of impishness while still being a gentleman. Reminds me of David Niven.
David Niven? Worst James Bond ever!
Heard David Niven would tip all the luggage handlers and workers at the airport - first class all the way.
@@jamiestewart48 Definitely not. That accolade without doubt has to go to George Lazenby. THE worst and most wooden James Bond ever.
David niven. What a man.xx
@@jamiestewart48 What on Earth are you talking about? David Niven was never James Bond.
Michael Caine feels like a brother, a Dad, an uncle and a best friend all at the same time
Sometimes even a son!
There's always something special when great actors reminisce about meeting great actors and the advise that is passed down. Such a wonderful anecdote.
advise.
“Advice.” You advise someone to eat their vegetables. The advice he gave, was that I should eat my vegetables.
I’ve read about a lot of accounts of people meeting John Wayne. He was meant to be respectful and decent. Very genuine and didn’t act like a Hollywood superstar at all.
He was an open white supremacist and racist, and those r literally Wayne’s own words
No matter how big the star, they are all in awe of The Duke.
John Wayne was the biggest He-man star to come along after WWII. Kinda like Arnold palmer was to golf. People were in awe, in spite of the fact he was a crappy actor, her was an Icon of Americana
Or disgusted by his rascism
@@jonylawson73 true
@@jonylawson73 oh wow you heard he was a rascist about a year ago i guess ... news flash the world has changed every decade or so since the beginning of time and things were different back then.
@@jimmason8502 excuse me he was not a crappy actor he was a great actor why do you think he lasted in the business for so long by mistake you started by making a nice comment then you ruined it
Hate seeing him getting old. He's a national treasure.
Paul Seager
Great sense of humor too... he once said being at an awards ceremony where they are showing his life's work in chronological order on the big screen is like watching his face melt
oldER.
With actors as talented as he is getting old doesn't mean less work, he no longer gets the roles of the young man women fall in love with like in Alfie so he plays older characters and does so with the same brilliance he had 50+ years ago.
No he isn't - he's just a very good actor. Nothing or no one with a shelf life can be considered a national treasure. By the way: which nation are you speaking of - The USA or the UK?
Don't be rediculous
Look at Chris Pine. Totally in awe of Michael Caine. Hanging on every word.
Love them both!
And Chris Pine has been around Hollywood royalty for his entire life, buit he's still impressed with Caine.
@@whiplash8277 I got to meet Sally, she's a gracious and witty lady. Admiration through the roof for her.
So one could say he is PINING over Michael Caine!!
Ill see myself out
I can see why him, Sean Connery and Roger Moore were big mates. True British legends.
Legends, all, 'tis true.
I went to see roger moore in a evening with, he came on stage he never even said hello, what a let down never meet your heroes they let you down. I hope he rots in hell.
@@phillipbooth5378 You do know that not everything revolves around you?
The 3 of them where all jobbing actors so did A lot of work together,
Christ, to have been a fly on the wall when those legends were togethor!
A living icon and a hero to all working class Londoners.
I will truly shed a tear when he goes. They don’t make em like that anymore. A class act, always was and always will be.
May that day never arrive.
He went to my school. He hated the place. A man with good taste.
Michael Caine: "I'm not dead yet! I don't want to go on the cart!"
Absolute gentleman 👍
A phenomenal human, an absolute treasure, a world heritage, Sir Michael.
Michael Caine is a brilliant actor and I could listen to his fantastic voice and stories forever! And sure seems like a down to earth person as well.
Anybody else feel Chris Pine looking at Michael Caine exactly how Caine was probably looking at John Wayne, awesome
Oh how right John Wayne was..........
BHuang92 about the pee?
BHuang92 he’s uncle of Bruce Wayne.
Dude
a nazi
Nope, look it up. He applied to the Naval Academy but was turned down@Roger Martin
Caine is truly a British treasure. He really broke the mould with his infamous Cockney accent.
@Dave Jon Numez
Nonsense 🤣
Infamous?
I agree and he is a wonderful raconteur, I could listen to him for hours!!!
It's a shame that accent is dying out in London. You have to go to Stevenage or somewhere to hear Cockney now
Brilliant actor. Recently watched Get Carter. What a man. Happy 90th birthday to him.
john wayne knew how to spot a star
Yup, he was really impressed with Ron Howard when they worked on The Shootist.
A generous actor.
He also knew how to stop a spar… ; )
He's ALWAYS been GREAT. Cool John Wayne story. I love him in supporting roles, where he can steal the scene if he wants to. I especially liked "Second-hand Lions," that he did with Robert Duvall.
What a superb story...and one of the great actors of all time...they don't make'em like that anymore.
I love Sir Michael Caine, LEGEND, one of the finest actors there is.
Yeah, Zulu, Get Carter and Gambit my faves.
I read his autobiography some years back. I pretty much laughed all through it.
Same here, great reading
John Wayne was a classic.
he was a racist pig
John Hurt, David Bowie, Robin Williams, all their passings sadden me, but when this man’s time comes, god I hope not soon, it might just hollow me.
What a life this incredible actor has had, what a career, from speeding around in a Mini to being the greatest butler in comic book movie history, love you Mikey.
i agree jack , even playing a humble butler in the batman movies , my eyes were on him , graet actor , graet stories and a delight to listen too
Instead of trying to compete on social media for most mawkish and self-referential outpouring, even so far as anticipating someone's death, how about learning the meaning of dignity.
Yes. I remember he had to face racism because of oppisition to his marriage with the Hindu beauty Shakira.
@@raymondfrye5017Shakira wasn’t the first - he was with Minda Feliciano AND Bianca Jagger - before she was married of course
Caine can tell a story....what a guy
Can't imagine the stories this man has with such an amazing career .
Loved John Wayne. I don’t care what others say of him. He is allowed to say what he feels is ok by him. Go Duke and rest in heaven
John Wayne is great. The people complaining are jealous. Been on a John Wayne movie binge that past few months. Stagecoach is well worth anyone's time.
Huge Duke fan, despite being a big lefty. I’m one of the few who seems to put political stuff to the side when it comes to liking people.
@@eriscreations8558 The people that complain about Wayne's politically incorrect views are the same ones that support sickos like Stephen King & Mark Hamill for praising Brandon's racist history.
I love John Wayne too. You cant think of USA or American icon without him. Its kinda like Americans feels about George Washington, despite the flaws its impossible without these people interms of American cultural icons
I love Michael Cain. His movies were always good ones. His sense of humor was exceptional.
Michael Caine is one of my favorite actors. A class act!
Michael Caine has always been a great storyteller! Whenever I see that he's gonna be on a talk show I make sure that I see it.
LOved John Wayne so much. Entire family did. God bless him.
To bad he’s a nazi
He and Connery in The Man Who would be King. Vastly under-appreciated film.
Michael Caine is my favorite Texan. He may be British but he made one hell of a Texan on Secondhand Lions.
Great film
Secondhand Lions is an amazing movie
Now boys. You're fixin' to let those teenage hormones get you into a world o' trouble.
Underrated movie
The Texan and the East London Cockney are very similar in real life. Their attitudes towards everything is very similar lol
Love Michael Cain! Incredible actor! Duke was spot on! Very funny story
He will always be Zulu Micheal Caine to me such a legend
Translator had a gig at The Londoner in Santa Monica, probably 1979 - I'd gotten there early, before the sound guy showed up, and so I stowed my drums in the club and went to the office where they had a couch to take a nap. There was a bicycle leaning against the desk. I fell asleep and was awakened by the sound of the bike being moved. "Oh dear me, I've woken you up, I'm so terribly sorry!" said Michael Caine...I of course told him it was no problem and he said "well, go back to sleep...bye bye!" and off he went. What a gent.
a star already yet he rode a bike, wow
Sir Michael. One of my heroes. I don't have many. A man who is as humane, as he is ferocious, as he is proficient.
The director of The Cowboys tells a similar story in the bonus material of the DVD for that movie. He went to dinner with John Wayne who comes back from the restroom with one of his pants legs wet. The director asked what happened. John replied that it happens all the time. He was standing beside some guy who looked up and said "You're John Wayne" and peed on John's leg.
That's the version I heard decades ago.
One of my favorite movies of all time
That's such a screwed up story how men just do gross things like that. Like why? You hate the guy? Or just you know the guy won't hit you?
@@thejanusproject32 You must be a PC brought up millennial. :(
@@thejanusproject32 It's because the man turned to him in surprise and the pee stream turned with him. It's not on purpose
Love this man. What a great story to have as a memory from one of the old Legends and to become a Legend yourself.
Two of my go to movies are Zulu and The Man Who Would Be King. A great actor. Rock on Michael!
The Man Who Would Be King - Superb film. Caine and Connery, an unstoppable combination.
Sir Michael Caine dropping legend names like they're pennies...
probably the best story ever
Please youtube Peter O tool best story ever. He's on letterman you'll love it.
Seriously? You need to get out more.
thanks for the reply, welcome to the internet
thank you @Isaac Lewinson Vlogs
Then you must read and/or hear some bloody boring stories.
Nice to hear the Duke gave a compliment and good advice! I've always loved Michael Caine.
Everything coming out of Michael Caine's mouth is just pure gold.
John Wayne predicted Sir Michael Caine’s future.
I love Michael Caine. Wonderful actor. So funny
John Wayne was right! He became a star and went out of his way to give him advice!!
Michael Caine, national treasure and a charming man 👍👌🥇🏴
Incredible. I could listen to him talk for hours
Michael Caine is a global treasure. Wonderful.
Hey, thats My Cocaine!
I do love My Cocaine
Has My Cocaine arrived?
Yeah, its in the toilet. :-0
What an actor. Rewatched Children of Men last night, loved his performance.
One of the best actors ever! Love him.
Hah! Michael Caine is a national... no wait, UNIVERSAL treasure!
About 35 years ago I was a young worker at an advertising company. My boss asked me and a female co-worker to pick up some liquor for our annual Christmas party. As we waited on a street corner for the light to change, the man standing next to me (whom we had not noticed) said, "Oh, booze! Looks like a Christmas party!" I replied affirmatively, then looked up to see it was Michael Caine who had spoken, looking down at us and smiling. I've never forgotten that encounter.
This has to be one of the greatest celebrity stories I've ever heard. Don't wear suede shoes. lmao!
I love how Kirk and Freddie are totally geeking out over Michael Caine!
He was also an understudy to great Peter O'Toole. His stories with him was pretty hilarious.
i love how aging movie LEGENDS who the younger generation hardly know are reintroduced into the world by starring in movies like The Dark Knight, and in true form they play the part impeccably, to me there will only ever be 1 Alfred - the Alfred played by Michael Caine. Morgan Freeman too
People used to be "witty". It's a lost art. But it Lives On in the World of TH-cam! (bring up the chorus and the angels...)
Was that Sally Field beside Michael? She still looks great
Indeedy !
Was she fine back in the day?
@@shashwatmaurya9060 Top drawer mate, check her out in Smokey and the bandit.
They did a movie together back in 1979 called Beyond the Poseidon Adventure, they were both great in that too! I've been a big fan of Michael Caine since I saw him in The Swarm in 1978 when I was 10, he is still my favorite too!
@@shashwatmaurya9060 ...My husband said that is why he married me LOL...he had such a crush on her when he was a kid and when he saw me he thought I was her LOL! A lot of people say that. I am about 20 yrs younger than her but if I look that good at 70 (Which she is) I wont complain!!!!
Michael Caine is one of the greatest actors ever. Of course all of you already know this but I just had to say it.
Sir Michael Caine is such a lovely person.
May you live long and prosper, Sir!
First, Marlene Dietrich. Then, John Wayne.
Sir Michael Rocks!
John Wayne had a 3 year affair with Marlene Dietrich .
What a fantastic story! That was Mr. John Wayne displensing great advice. He was a giant among us all.
Nothing but love for Sir Michael Caine. Amazing guy.
I have so much respect for Michael Cain. He one of the greatest mind's of our Time Best wishes.
He's a good actor, but I'm not sure why you think he has a great mind. I suppose he once played Sherlock Holmes, lol.
@@JackSmith-hx8zhgreat mind in the sense that he's very convincing.
Stories like that are the stuff of legends. I was wondering where he was going mentioning the shoes. Brilliant.
Really exciting Wayne meeting 👍
Mr Wayne what a classy cowboy. Man's man.
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
@@mikearchibald744 no one said there was anything wrong with it
Loved to have seen John Wayne, Michael Caine, John Mills, Sylvester Stallone and Clint Eastwood all in the same film together!
To make that happen many big egos would have to be set aside. Their career spans did not overlap very well either.
Michael Caine and Christopher Lee are the best story tellers. I could lay in a bed and listen to their amazing stories for days. The great thing is the stories are all real and they both remember everything in amazing detail.
Lee was in the original SAS and still visits the barracks
@@andrewmerner7928 Christopher Lee died five years ago, I know he played Dracula but I'd be very worried if he were still visiting the barracks of the SAS.
@voteDC .I was thinking in the past tense but didn't make myself clear. Sorry for any confusion
What a great actor love him
More of this Felix! Loved it!
Man, I would have loved to been there and hear that! John Wayne!
I love Michael & I love The Duke. This is such a fun story to hear.
It's interesting that so many people with diametrically opposed political views still have these fond memories of John Wayne: Michael, Katherine Hepburn, Bruce Dern, Roscoe Lee Browne, Kirk Douglas, Ron Howard, & on & on. It makes you have fond memories of the days when people could have differences of opinions & still be friendly or even like each other. Not anymore. It sucks.
Difference of opinion…racism isn’t an opinion. 1971 Playboy John Wayne said he believed in white supremacy and went on to say the most racist things about Native Americans and Blacks. In 1973 he had to be held back by security from harming Sacheen Littlefeather. Bigotry is not, has never been, and will never be an opinion.
Such a great story; I would love to see this meeting recreated if there is ever a film made on Sir Michael Caine
I love that guy. Seems so genuine.
Legends. Such legendary legends!
Bara-bim, bara-boom - great story. Who knew that John Wayne would've watched Alfie and even recognized Caine at the beginning of his career.
In a hotel lobby yet.
Ah, that advice was HILARIOUS. And wise.
Love you. Everything that he did was great stuff. One of the best.
Bro I loved this video SO MUCH. I really hope you do more
Best piece of advice ever! Lol
A whopping five Oscars between everyone on that couch. What a great line-up!
Absolutely amazing man.
What a great story , we need to hear all of these whilst we can 👍👍👍
The best Alfred that graced the stage, this icon makes me proud to call myself English. God Bless you Sir Michael. 😁
Caine just exudes class. He can't help it.
int he just the sweetest most humble bloke ,appreciate him :)
He's old now..and we grew up n grow old with him, thanks for entertaining us all these years MC
Just to add. Was watching Robert Redfords "The West" On Netflix. Apparently Whyatt Earp ended his life being an advisor on Western Movies in the 20s. He happened to meet a not yet actor, who went by the name of Marion Morrison (John Wayne) on a movie set, and according to folk law, John Wayne modeled himself on Whyatt Earp.
John Wayne was the man!! Gay guy here. I grew up with him as an idol. So he did an interview and said things. Man has got his right.
He did not serve in WW 2 when many Hollywood icons did. Makes his words about service, duty and honor sound hollow.
@@ladraper7134 thirty something years old shoulder injury flat feet hearing injury not really equipt to fight at his age
@@stevelamberto5424 He did most of his own stunts. Healthy enough for that.
What stunts?
@@ladraper7134 Get some facts into yourself, bubba. Wayne was 34 years old during 1941 which was problematic for service. John Wayne registered for the draft and was anxious to serve his country. His family status, his age, his injury from his college days, and even his movie studio (which threatened legal action over Wayne's multiple attempts to enlist after he was deferred) all worked against his uniformed service. He repeatedly tried to serve. He received a 3A (family, or "Deferred for dependency reasons") deferment for military service in 1943 and then a "Deferred, aged 28 or over" deferment (1H) in 1945. Wayne did not put in for any deferment, either, the studio did it to him as he was their main star. John Wayne answered the call to duty but was rejected, and _repeatedly_ tried to use his connection with John Ford (director and Commander USNR) to allow Wayne to enlist. He also felt guilt and remorse about not being able to serve. Wayne contributed what he could by his profession and his demeanor and his love of country. You're flipping bullpatties about John Wayne, son.
One of the best personalities ever.
legends like Michael caine have some graet stories to tell . john waynes living legend advising legend - to - be Michael caine
Love that story,John Wayne bless him
never heard him tell a single story in 2 minutes before lol love him ❤️
I think I look a bit like a Michael but a lot more handsome....love Mick love me😃😃😃
Great post.
I love both of those guys!
God, I would have loved to hear that in the Duke's southern drawl. 😂
my dad tells a story about meeting john wayne in a hotel.. everyone was trying to talk to him and my dad just walked by on the stairs and said howdy and kept going.. after e few day passing.. mr wayne stopped and asked my dad a few questions... and my dad responded as any normal person would.. they became great friends ..my dad never mentioned it..but my mom did when she answered the phone one day ahahaha
And then you woke up and Nicole was all over you and kissing you everywhere.
I don't believe that at all.
My guess is that your dad was the kind of man whom John Wayne would take a shine to. Someone who kept his mouth shut.
What an amazing couch!!
The stars look impressive too! ;-)
Youre right! The stories that couch could tell! LOL
That's why I love this show.. they don't have anything like it in America... in the evening they're usually sitting off to the side of somebody at a desk ( ridiculous ) and it's usually one guest at a time comes out and some of them who feel they are too important come out and leave right away.. ( have another engagement )
This show with them all sitting on the couch is so much more relaxed and conducive to them really opening up and having fun... the format here in America seems rigid in comparison.
One of the best episodes was with Matt Damon, Bill Murray and the gentleman who played Lord Grantham on Downton Abbey.. can't think of his name... and then when a woman singer came out whose name I also can't think of.. that was a fun ending that she gave to it
Funeral and Berlin and believe it or not Deadfall my two favorite MC movies. He is the best God bless him!
Legend