Michael Caine

Oscar-winnning actor Michael Caine literally made his mark on Hollywood on Friday by appearing in over 100 movies. The actor joined the ranks of movie legends, who have sunk their hands and feet in concrete outside the Chinese Theatre. http://www.netglimse.com/news/1495 Read Full Story

MICHAEL CANE (MR. DESTINY, ON DEADLY GROUND) AND JUDE LAW (ALFIE, SKY CAPTAIN AND THE WORLD OF TOMORROW) DECIDED TO DO GRAB LUNCH ONE DAY, AND THIS IS WHAT HAPPENED. SLEUTH IS A TERRIBLE REMAKE REKINDLING THE STORY OF ANDREW WYKE AND MILO TINDLE. TWO MEN, SLEEPING WITH THE SAME WOMAN, WHO ENGAGE IN A DEADLY GAME OF "CAT & MOUSE" IN WYKE'S RIDICULOUS ENGLISH MANOR. I NEVER SAW THE ORIGINAL BUT APPARENTLY IT WAS QUITE THE TOAST OF THE TOWN IN 1972. HOWEVER, MOST PEOPLE IN '72 WERE TOASTING... Read Full Story

Michael Caine: Profile in Excellence: Integrity, optimism, wit augment onscreen skill -- During a career spanning more than half a century, Michael Caine has worked with a who's-who of international directors -- including such legends as John Huston ("The Man Who Would Be King"), Joseph Losey ("The Romantic Englishwoman") and Joseph L. Mankiewicz ("Sleuth"). Here, five modern helmers offer thoughts on the actor and his achievements. Read Full Story

 Postmodern, sadist and testostorone-poisoned games fuel (hold your breath) Harold Pinter’s redo of the 1970 Anthony Shaffer play “Sleuth,” which Kenneth Branagh has used to remake the 1972 Joseph L. Mankiewicz film of the same title (phew!). Jude Law stars as Milo Tindle, a part-time hairdresser and sometimes actor, who is having an affair with famous novelist, Andrew Wyke, played by Michael Caine who also featured in the 1972 original alongside Laurence Olivier. (more…) Read Full Story

Share: Jul 13 2008 at 07:05PM |   Add CommentWritten by  Adrian Twist - At first glance it might seem like Michael Caine is gathering up some much needed bronzer for his pasty 75-year-old complexion, but the geriatric bat servant was actually being immortalized with his hand and footprint ceremony at Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood on Friday.  Thank goodness there were others there to hold and pick him up. [Click to Enlarge]   [Photos by Alberto E. Rodriguez... Read Full Story