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Michael Caine's Hollywood career is coming to a close. The award-winning actor, who is 88, announced on Friday on BBC Radio's "Kermode and Mayo's Film Review" that he is retiring from acting.

Sir Michael Caine has announced that his new film “Best Seller” will be his final screen performance — but is it really?

Michael Caine made headlines when he said in a new interview that he was retiring at the age of 88.

the BBC’s Simon Mayo that his role in upcoming film Best Sellers would be his “last part”.He said: “Funnily enough, it has turned out to be my last part, really…I haven’t worked for two years and I have a spine problem which affects my legs so I can’t walk very well,” Caine told Mayo.“And I also wrote a couple of books which were published and were successful, so I’m now not an actor I’m a writer.”“There’s not exactly scripts pouring out with a leading man who’s 88,” Caine added.However now,

Michael Caine has announced his retirement from acting.

The acting world will no longer see one of its greats on screen.

Publicist to the stars Bobby Zarem died at his home in Savannah, Georgia at the age of 84 from complications of lung cancer, according to the NY Times.

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Guy Lodge Film CriticFor any older men feeling left behind by a world of youth, social media and anti-patriarchal sentiment, “Best Sellers” offers a comforting message: You may yet be a younger person’s savior, provided they come to save you first.Harris Shaw, the ornery, outdated writer at the center of Lina Roessler’s gentle literary comedy, has been creatively blocked for 50 years since producing one vastly acclaimed novel.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorHonored this year at the Karlovy Vary Intl. Film Festival for his incredible volume of work over six decades, Michael Caine is remarkably down-to-earth as he reflects on lessons learned and how his plans to retire more than 20 years ago just never quite worked out.

Sir Michael Caine has admitted he spent eight years trying not to blink to perfect his acting technique.The legendary actor, 88, explained that a book titled Teach Yourself Film Acting featured the tip to “never blink” – leading him to spend eight years trying not to close his eyelids.Speaking to The Mirror, Caine said: “One thing that stuck in my mind was, ‘Don’t blink. You must never blink’.“For the next eight years, I walked around trying not to blink.

Will Tizard ContributorThe 55th edition of the Karlovy Vary Intl.

KARLOVY VARY, Czech Republic (Reuters) - Stars returned to the Czech town of Karlovy Vary for its annual film festival for the first time in over two years on Friday, as central and eastern Europe's leading film industry event got back into action after a COVID hiatus. The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival opened with two-time Oscar winner Michael Caine walking the red carpet.

coronavirus pandemic.The 55th edition of the festival will honor Oscar-winning British actor Michael Caine for his outstanding contribution to world cinema at its start on Friday night.Caine won two Academy Awards for best supporting roles in “Hannah and Her Sisters” in 1987 and “The Cider House Rules” in 2000.He will also present “Best Sellers” (2021), a comedy in which he stars, at the festival.Organizers will also honor U.S.

The book industry, much like the film/TV industry, has undergone a fairly drastic change over the last decade or so. It’s no longer okay to just write a good book.

Michael Caine and the restaurant’s namesake, restaurateur Peter Langan, shut at the start of the pandemic and seemed destined never to reopen – with rumours of its heavy debt circling – until new owners were announced before Christmas last year. Now, after a significant overhaul, Graziano Arricale and James Hitchen – school friends who’ve ended up in the hospitality trade – are hoping to return the restaurant to its glory days.

on the KVIFF website.The festival also announced that access to all screenings and festival venues will require a covid-safe wristband that confirms the wearer is either fully vaccinated, recovered from COVID-19 within the last 180 days or recently tested negative in a valid PCR or antigen test. The wristbands will be color-coded to display their effective dates.The festival will take place from Aug.

Naman Ramachandran The 55th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (Aug. 20-28) will honor Michael Caine and Johnny Depp.

This year’s Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (Aug 20 -28) will honor actors Johnny Depp and Michael Caine, and director Jan Sverak.

Charles Dickens’ 1837 novel “Oliver Twist” is classic material: a boy escapes his workhouse to join a gang of pickpockets on the steamy, mysterious streets of Mudfog. Since its release, the novel has been staged numerous times, filmed as a movie starring John Davies in 1948 and adapted into a musical, “Oliver!” in 1968, among many adaptations.

Gallery: 5 Facts You Didn’t Know About the 'Ghostbusters' Ecto-1 (motor1. com)So he never gets star struck? “The only people who would leave me star struck are the likes of Michael Caine or Sean Connery, bless his soul,” he says.

Guy Lodge Film CriticIt’s a peculiarity of Michael Caine’s bluff Cockney star persona that he could have plausibly played Fagin in any adaptation of “Oliver Twist” over the last 50-odd years; it’s an unfortunate failure of judgment that he has chosen to finally do so in “Twist.” Nominally updating Charles Dickens’ much-filmed yarn of crime, punishment and improvised family to the streets and rooftops of 21st-century London, Martin Owen’s film instead feels instantly, even desperately, outmoded,

David Beckham got the chance to meet a legendary actor!

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaScreen Media has acquired “Best Sellers,” a comedy with Michael Caine and Aubrey Plaza about a pair of misfits that has a literary twist. The deal is for all U.S.

Michael Caine is taking on an exciting new project.

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Michael Caine’s three grandchildren have given the 88-year-old actor a “new lease on life” as he reveals he’s stopped drinking for a healthier future.

Oscar-winning actor Michael Caine has revealed that he’s quit drinking in a bid to ensure he can spend as much time as possible with his three young grandchildren. Michael, 88, said that his grandchildren have led him to gain a “new outlook on life” and said he’s decided to “live a bit longer” by cutting down on the booze.The British acting legend told Candis magazine: “I've decided to live a bit longer, I've cut down on the drink and got a new outlook on life.

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Decades before he carried Batman’s breakfast, grunted “bah-humbug” at the Muppets, and launched a thousand mediocre Cockney impersonations, Michael Caine mostly played transgressors.