Lovely man. He worked on a film called without a clue. And the pub I worked at supplied the crew with water. Free of charge so I ended up with a lovely photo signed to me from Sir Michael Caine and lovely dinners from the catering crew every day. Not alot of people know that.
I met Sir Michael in the Tesco car park in Torquay, he was scraping bird dirt of his car windscreen with his debit card, really nice guy, a lot of people don’t know that!
I fell in love with Micheal Caine in Zulu in 68, my son fell in love with him in 95, thats stardom, all his friends impersonating him from the Italian Job generation's later
Great actor, I remember reading somewhere, he was on holiday in Ireland and for no pay he played parts in Two low budget films just to help the up and coming directors out. Could anyone ever see Tom Cruise or Will Smith being so generous with their time!
An amazing performance. A great film. Way better than the swarm, surrender, blame it on rio, beyond the poseidon Adventure and jaws the revenge all put together
I was lucky enough to have met Sir Michael Caine on a personal level and the man is a true legend, I met his mate a fellow Scotsman Sean but Mr Caine was a geniune human being 👍
@@DutchVanHelsing He is a Cockney, You get Cockneys from south london as well, Those bells can heard as far south as 5 miles in any given direction. Michael Caine is a cockney.
Michael Cain the worlds best story teller …..love his sincerity loaded up with great humour ….
Lovely man. He worked on a film called without a clue. And the pub I worked at supplied the crew with water. Free of charge so I ended up with a lovely photo signed to me from Sir Michael Caine and lovely dinners from the catering crew every day. Not alot of people know that.
I met Sir Michael in the Tesco car park in Torquay, he was scraping bird dirt of his car windscreen with his debit card, really nice guy, a lot of people don’t know that!
So was that bird a film critic too? 😀
The man Is the epitome of class! God bless you Sir
Alfie and Gidget....How time flies
looking at the star power on the couch, then MICHAEL CAINE walks in..
I fell in love with Micheal Caine in Zulu in 68, my son fell in love with him in 95, thats stardom, all his friends impersonating him from the Italian Job generation's later
Zulu was 1963 I think. You might have seen it in 68 however.
love Michael Caine, so smart, funny, and this book is really good
Great actor, I remember reading somewhere, he was on holiday in Ireland and for no pay he played parts in Two low budget films just to help the up and coming directors out. Could anyone ever see Tom Cruise or Will Smith being so generous with their time!
He loves what he does. Not many people know (wink wink) he worked for a decade doing small parts for little money before he became a star, aged 31.
Tom cruise would
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@@user-rg4xz4wf4c I think anyone trying to get Tom Cruise to work for free on any film, would surely be a mission impossible. 😀
Don't forget his portrayal of Scrooge on The Muppets Christmas Carol.....
An amazing performance. A great film. Way better than the swarm, surrender, blame it on rio, beyond the poseidon Adventure and jaws the revenge all put together
I was lucky enough to have met Sir Michael Caine on a personal level and the man is a true legend, I met his mate a fellow Scotsman Sean but Mr Caine was a geniune human being 👍
Hey it's my cocaine
This is a class act. I doubt that we will see his kind again.
Michael Caine is adorable
Love this man, such a fabulous actor.
Great actor and all-around great person. What a classy guy!
his book is very good, lots of good advice anyone can use
Infinately one of the greatest raconteurs today.
Sally still looks damned good!
Sally Who honest ???
@@alfching2499 Sally Field.
Michael Caine is the embodiment of my great grandfather who was 97 (from England) ☹️
Love his strong cockney accent
He ain't a cockney...close but South of the River..
@@DutchVanHelsing He is a Cockney, You get Cockneys from south london as well, Those bells can heard as far south as 5 miles in any given direction. Michael Caine is a cockney.
Love love Michael Caine
Legend!. Nuff said!. 🙂
My all-time favorite MC movie is the Ipcress File, followed by Play Dirty.
Such a class act,
These actors will never be seen again,
Fantastic
Great anecdote from a great actor
Sally is a ride i love her
It leads back to micheal caine you are awesome micheal your only supposed to blow the bloody doors off I'm using that
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I hate to see my idols get old x
Dropped in here after finding videos of him describing his combat experience in Korea.
Lol “two of the worst movies, ever made, we made together.” - Sally Fields to Sir Michael Caine
Beyond The Poseidon Adventure but not sure of other one.
@@tomgoode3658 Surrender?
I don’t know if Sally Field was in it, but Jaws 4 the revenge ‘this time it’s personal” is supposed to be up there.
Michael Caine is such a gangsta
"My dad says he's not in, what do I say now dad?"
a genius
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Legend!
class act
Sally was right = BEYOND THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE and SURRENDER are two truly dreadful movies.
So bad they are good
Who knew that having a good chef is more important than believing in yourself? I
I'm not at all sure whether castmate IS a word, but I first read the 'M' as an 'R'!
He would make an amazing grandpa sorason from fablehaven if it ever became a movie
His best film was Get Carter, hands down
do you have the whole show?
thankyou for sharing this (btw) 🙂
the broke god
I actually enjoyed the swarm.
So you didn't feel like you were stung by the producers of that film, then?
@@stephenalanmoore7278 Nice Pun.
@@hammyhog4748 😀😀😀
the best ''aLbert'' ever !!!!
Makes me sad seeing such a national treasure now with a walking stick.
At least he is walking!
He is a part of the fourniture
what hear is it Finn McMissile voice from cars 2
Tweaking facts for a good story; Swarm was made a decade or so after Gambit. 😅
5:08 imagine a police officer finding a three year old at home without parents and just walking away.
70s cinema. Memorable and forgettable trash. Disasters about disasters. Irwin Allen and others! Waste.
Best cinema ever made 70s your forgetting Star Wars .. 😊
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Remembered to forget it.