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To be honest, this ended up being a retread for me, and I needed a book published in 2007 for a read a book for every decade between 2004 and 2013 challenge I m doing for one of my book groups on GR. For me, I chose 2 for each decade. What can I say, I m an over-achiever. I realized about one-third of the way in that

I had read this before, and I couldn t recall exactly how it ended. Too many books ago, or a function of a an aging brain. Regardless, too far in to quit, but the fact that bits a

I had read this before, and I couldn t recall exactly how it ended. Too many books ago, or a function of a an aging brain. Regardless, too far in to quit, but the fact that bits and pieces were not fresh to me may have coloured my judgement, just to be fair.

This book left me not cold, but lukewarm. It starts off with a bang with the audacious murder of the First Lady, while she is enjoying a romantic dinner out with POTUS. Patterson s new character, hostage negotiator and homicide detective Michael Bennett, introduced in this book, is called along with it seems like, most of the NYPD, and the FBI, to a major hostage taking at one of NY s most famous churches. The occasion is the First Lady s funeral. I must add in fairness, in a post 9-11 world, having all hands on deck, is plausible.

I do not want to give any of the storyline away, but I was disappointed with the resolution of the crisis, and wanted to know more about the Neat Man s motivation. I realize that Patterson likes to write very short chapters in order to create a feeling of urgency, that the story is sweeping along, but it would be nice to have some fleshed out characters, even true for the major bad guys.

Bennett is a father of ten, married to a saint of a woman, a highly respected nurse, who is currently very ill. Add in the fact that it is Christmas. All a little too contrived for my taste, and who adopts multiple children, of all different colours over the space of a few months-unless you are Brad and Angelina, of course. I realize Patterson is setting the stage for a new character/series, and wants to make him tough as a NYPD cop should be, and a loving dad with a big brood of kids. I just found it a little over the top, but perhaps I might not have felt so much this way the first time through, but I certainly don t remember being blown away by this book, as I was with Along Came A Spider.

I am glad that this book was given to me by a relative, in a pile of books passed on to me. I think I might have regretted spending the full cost of this one. Will I read any more Patterson books. Perhaps, but I am not hurrying to press the download button on my IPad for the next Michael Bennett addition to the Patterson fortune.

In its review, Rolling Stone said: Late in the film, a real actor, Michael Sheen, shows up as the mind who connected the CIA to the crack cocaine trade.

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Date of Birth

14 March 1933, Rotherhithe, London, England, UK

Birth Name

Maurice Joseph Micklewhite

Height

6 2 1.88 m

Mini Biography

Born Maurice Micklewhite in London, Michael Caine was the son of a fish-market porter and a charlady. He left school at 15 and took a series of working-class jobs before joining the British army and serving in Korea during the Korean War, where he saw combat. Upon his return to England he gravitated toward the theater and got a job as an assistant stage manager. He adopted the name of Caine on the advice of his agent, taking it from a marquee that advertised The Caine Mutiny 1954. In the years that followed he worked in more than 100 television dramas, with repertory companies throughout England and eventually in the stage hit, The Long and the Short and the Tall. Zulu 1964, the 1964 epic retelling of a historic 19th-century battle in South Africa between British soldiers and Zulu warriors, brought Caine to international attention. Instead of being typecast as a low-ranking Cockney soldier, he played a snobbish, aristocratic officer. Although Zulu was a major success, it was the role of Harry Palmer in The Ipcress File 1965 and the title role in Alfie 1966 that made Caine a star of the first magnitude. He epitomized the new breed of actor in mid- 60s England, the working-class bloke with glasses and a down-home accent. However, after initially starring in some excellent films, particularly in the 1960s, including Gambit 1966, Funeral in Berlin 1966, Play Dirty 1969, Battle of Britain 1969, Too Late the Hero 1970, The Last Valley 1971 and especially Get Carter 1971, he seemed to take on roles in below-average films, simply for the money he could by then command. There were some gems amongst the dross, however. He gave a magnificent performance opposite Sean Connery in The Man Who Would Be King 1975 and turned in a solid one as a German colonel in The Eagle Has Landed 1976. Educating Rita 1983 and Hannah and Her Sisters 1986 for which he won his first Oscar were highlights of the 1980s, while more recently Little Voice 1998, The Cider House Rules 1999 his second Oscar and Last Orders 2001 have been widely acclaimed.

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His spectacles rare for 1960s leading actors

His cockney accent

Often plays mentors and father figures to younger characters in films

Trivia

His first American accent was in the film Hurry Sundown 1967. He was taught the Southern drawl by Vivien Leigh, who told him to say four door Ford all day long for weeks. source - What s it all about. Michael Caine s autobiography - 1992

10/87: Ranked 55 in Empire UK magazine s The Top 100 Movie Stars of All Time list.

Co-owned top London restaurant Langan s Brasserie.

1987: Awarded British Variety Club Award for Best Film Actor.

He was awarded the CBE Commander Of The Order Of The British Empire in the 1993 Queen s Honours List for his services to drama.

Owns his own film production company.

Took his name from the film The Caine Mutiny 1954

Shared a London flat with actor Terence Stamp early in his career.

He was awarded a Knight Bachelor of the Order of the British Empire in the 2000 Queen s Birthday Honours List for his contribution to the performing arts.

11/16/00: Formally knighted at Buckingham Palace under his real name of Maurice Micklewhite. He will be known professionally as Sir Michael Caine.

He owns seven restaurants: six in London, one in Miami.

Father, with Shakira Caine, of Natasha.

Father, with the late Patricia Haines, of Dominique aka Nikki.

The production offices of Mona Lisa 1986 were located in the disused St Olave s hospital, the very hospital in which Caine was born.

Has two brothers. Younger brother Stanley Caine appeared in at least three of Caine s films: Billion Dollar Brain 1967, Play Dirty 1969 and The Italian Job 1969. He did not know about his elder half-brother David until their mother died. David suffered from epilepsy and had lived in a hospital his entire life.

The role of Alfie was turned down by Anthony Newley and Terence Stamp before it was offered to him.

Lodged with composer John Barry in the early 1960s for a few months, after being forced to leave his own flat, penniless. He returned the favor in 1998 when agreeing to introduce the composer s Royal Albert Hall concert - his first in the UK for 25 years.

Michael Caine, a top 10 song in Britain in the mid- 80s by the group Madness, had his My Name Is Michael Caine quote sampled into the song.

2001: Was voted fifth in the Orange Film Survey of greatest British actors.

He and Quincy Jones were born on the same day.

Lobbied for the lead role in The Day of the Jackal 1973 but was rejected by director Fred Zinnemann, who felt that the character of The Jackal, who essentially is a cipher, should not be played by a movie star.

Three of his memorable films Alfie 1966, The Italian Job 1969, and Get Carter 1971 have all been remade.

1987: Was not present at the Academy Awards ceremony when he won best supporting actor for Hannah and Her Sisters 1986 because he was filming Jaws: The Revenge 1987, for which he was nominated for worst supporting actor at the Razzie awards the following year.

Has stated that the character of Vichy war criminal Pierre Brossard in The Statement 2003 was his least favorite. He said that all the other characters he played in his career, whether good or evil, had a sense of humor on some level that he would try to convey in his performance. He felt that Brossard had no sense of humor whatsoever, in part because the character was such an intense man.

The soundstage at Shepperton Studios, in which he filmed Batman Begins 2005, is also the one where he filmed his very first film, Hell in Korea 1956.

Is close friends with Sir Sean Connery, Sir Roger Moore, Sir Elton John and Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Throughout the 1960s he was by his own estimation drinking two bottles of vodka and smoking at least eighty cigarettes a day. He quit smoking cigarettes following a stern lecture from Tony Curtis at a party in 1971, and finally quit smoking cigars shortly before his 70th birthday in 2003.

Was the first person to be nominated for an acting Razzie award for more than one title. He was nominated for Worst Actor of 1980 at the very first Razzie awards for his roles in the films Dressed to Kill 1980 and The Island 1980.

In 1957, at Brighton University, Caine appeared in a one-act play written by a fellow actor who went by the name of David Baron. It was Baron s very first play. He later changed his name back to Harold Pinter, the name under which he won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2005.

Superstar Swedish rock band Kent refer to him in their song Palace and Main

Near the end of The Muppet Christmas Carol 1992, he passes by a store called Micklewhite s. His real name is Maurice Micklewhite.

Allegedly did not get along with Steven Seagal while filming On Deadly Ground 1994.

Mike Myers said that he based the character of Austin Powers partially on Caine s character in Alfie 1966. Caine would play Austin Powers father in Austin Powers in Goldmember 2002.

Visited John Wayne several times when the veteran star was dying of cancer in hospital.

1979: Left England for tax reasons, and did not return until 1987.

An ardent Thatcherite during the 1980s, Caine switched his support to Tony Blair s New Labour Party shortly before the 1997 General Election.

Has been nominated for an Oscar at least once in five consecutive decades 1960s-2000s.

Turned down Alfred Hitchcock s Frenzy 1972.

12/18/05: Attended the party at his close friend Sir Elton John s Old Windsor mansion after the singer married David Furnish in a civil partnership ceremony.

While he uses Michael Caine professionally, he uses his given name in his personal life.

Originally had the lead role of Switching Channels 1988 but was held up by production delays on Jaws: The Revenge 1987.

Has appeared in the remakes of two of his films: Get Carter 2000 and Sleuth 2007.

Alfie 1966 and Sleuth 1972 were both remade with Jude Law taking over his role.

He is famous for the catch-phrase Not a lot of people know that, though he never actually said it. The phrase was probably first said by Peter Sellers when he appeared on BBC1 s Parkinson show on 28 October 1972 and said: Not many people know that. This is my Michael Caine impression. You see, Mike s always quoting from the Guinness Book of Records. At the drop of a hat he ll trot one out. Did you know that it takes a man in a tweed suit five and a half seconds to fall from the top of Big Ben to the ground. Now there s not many people who know that..

His all-time favorite actor, his inspiration to become an actor and his hero is Humphrey Bogart.

Once said that he knew he d made it as an actor when he started getting scripts to read that no longer had coffee stains already on them meaning that he was the first choice for that role.

He was made a Fellow of the British Film Institute in recognition of his outstanding contribution to film culture.

In an interview with The Sunday Telegraph on 26 April 2009, Caine admitted that he is considering becoming a tax exile again if Labour Prime Minister Gordon Brown increases taxes on high earners.

Chosen by GQ magazine as one of the 50 Most Stylish Men in the Past 50 Years.

Confirmed in an interview with The Mail on Sunday newspaper on 1 November 2009 that he has dropped his support for Labour and will vote Conservative at the next General Election.

Lives in Fetcham, Surrey, United Kingdom.

Publicly supported Conservative Party leader David Cameron for Prime Minister in the 2010 General Election.

For more than forty years, Caine s mother, Ellen Maria Burchell, paid periodic visits to a cousin in a mental hospital. When she died in 1989, Caine learned that the cousin was really his elder brother, David.

Supports Chelsea FC.

Personal Quotes

in 1967 I ve never been out with a married woman, never. I respect others properties.

My name is Michael Caine.

on Jaws: The Revenge 1987 I have never seen it, but by all accounts it is terrible. However, I have seen the house that it built, and it is terrific.

I am in so many movies that are on TV at a.m. that people think I am dead.

I used to get the girl; now I get the part. In The Quiet American 2002 you may have noticed I got the part and the girl. It s a milestone for me, because it s the last time I m going to get the girl. I m sure of it, now I m nearly seventy.

Movie acting is about covering the machinery. Stage acting is about exposing the machinery. In cinema, you should think the actor is playing himself, if he s that good. It looks very easy. It should. But it s not, I assure you. To disappear your complete self into a character is quite difficult. I ve tried it 85 times, and I ve succeeded two or three times.

The best research for playing a drunk is being a British actor for 20 years.

First of all, I choose the great roles, and if none of these come, I choose the mediocre ones, and if they don t come, I choose the ones that pay the rent.

The difference between a movie star and a movie actor is this--a movie star will say, How can I change the script to suit me. and a movie actor will say. How can I change me to suit the script.

Be like a duck, my mother used to tell me. Remain calm on the surface and paddle like hell underneath.

on doing the Texan accent for Secondhand Lions 2003 I had a great dialect coach and he told me there s always one moment when you get something. He said, Do your Texan accent for me, when I had learned it from a tape. He said, It s too English.. I said, Why.. He said, Each word stands up like soldiers standing to attention next to each other. The way they talk in Texas, they re so lazy they sort of lean on each word. And I could just picture all these words leaning over each other, and that s when I got it.

In reference to the Oscar Family Album Tribute sequence at The 70th Annual Academy Awards 1998 TV and speaking live on British television following the Oscar ceremony in 1998 I was sat up there with the likes of Claire Trevor and Luise Rainer. It means a lot to me, it was amazing, they are living legends.

My view is that you should always do remakes of failures. Then you ve got nowhere to go but up, you know. They can t say, Well, it s not as good as the original, you made a piece of crap. They d just say, What a piece of crap that was, anyway.

It s terrible. Every six weeks it s Christmas. In Catch-22 1970, the hero says, Time is going by so fast, I have to make my life more boring. That s what I ve got to do, because my life is so interesting and I enjoy myself so much, I ve got to make it more tedious, because I ll be 100 in a minute. My mother died when she was 90, so I ve got just under 20 years left. The terrible thing is that in obituaries, you read, He died at 74, he had a good life. You think, Bloody hell, I ve only got 18 months to go. And another strange thing about aging - as you get older, it gets faster, and you see people you haven t seen in what you think is five years, but it turns out to be 25 years. You say, I made that film ten years ago, and they correct me: Thirty, Michael. Thirty.

My most useful acting tip came from my pal John Wayne. Talk low, talk slow, and don t say too much.

I did Harold Pinter s first play, The Room. Harold was an actor named David Baron. He said, I m going to write. I said, Oh yeah, it ll be nice. He said, But I don t want to get mixed up with being an actor. I m going to write with my real name. I said, What s your real name, David. He said, Harold Pinter.

Whenever anyone asks me to do something about my life s work, I keep saying, Please, I haven t finished yet. Can you give me another year. . . . In a lifetime achievement award, you just have to watch yourself grow old in 45 minutes.

on Alfie 1966 To be a movie star, you have to carry a movie. And to carry a movie where you play the title role is the supreme example. The third thing, for a British actor, is to do it in America. The fourth is to get nominated for an award. That picture did all four things for me.

on Richard Gere He s got a pin-up image, which he hates. The only trouble is this: whenever they ask him to take his trousers off, he does.

Such is an actor s life. We must ride the waves of every film, barfing occasionally, yet maintain our dignity, even as the bulk of our Herculean efforts are keel-hauled before our very eyes.

You get paid the same for a bad film as you do for a good one.

I ll always be around because I m a skilled professional actor. Whether or not I ve any talent is beside the point.

In England I was a Cockney actor. In America, I was an actor.

I m the original bourgeois nightmare - a Cockney with intelligence and a million dollars.

Don t remake a successful picture, because you re liable to be the flop. Steve Martin and I made a much better picture of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels 1988 than Marlon Brando and David Niven did. What I wouldn t do anymore is play any guest shots. I ve given that up. I did it as some fun and it backfired in Get Carter 2000 so I m not doing it again. Now I hear that they re going to remake The Italian Job 1969 with me in the Noel Coward part. I d consider it, yes.

I m a sort of boy next door. If that boy has a good scriptwriter.

about remakes of his classic films such as Get Carter 1971 and The Italian Job 1969 I wish they would remake the BAD ones.

I ve made an awful lot of films. In fact, I ve made a lot of awful films.

on Heath Ledger s performance as The Joker The worry going in was The Joker. Jack Nicholson was the greatest Joker so, you know, how do you top that. Well, Heath Ledger s done it and he s extraordinary. He s gone in a completely different direction to Jack. Jack was like a clown figure, benign but wicked, maybe a killer old uncle. He could be funny and make you laugh. Heath is like a really scary psychopath. I did one scene with him and he was ready to go and had to come up in a lift and raid our place. I didn t see him for rehearsal and when he came out of the lift he was so incredible I forgot my lines. He frightened the life out of me. I d never met him before. He s a lovely guy and his Joker is going to be a hell of a revelation in this picture.

on Julie Walters qv Educating Rita 1983 was wonderful, I did it with Julie Walters, the original girl. She is sensational, really fantastic, and she is a very nice person as well, which is always a bonus.

on Otto Preminger O.P. is only happy if everybody else is miserable. Still, if you can keep his paranoia from beating you down, you can learn a lot from the guy.

on Ray Milland A nice old bloke.

I love HD. Of course, it s very unforgiving, especially on young beautiful ladies, but thank God I m old, I don t care.

Do I believe in God. Yes I do. When you ve had a life like mine, you have to.

While shooting Harry Brown 2009 : The young guys I met there were fascinated by my success. They asked how I got out of there. I told them the truth - I had a happy family. My mum and dad were together all the time. I won a scholarship to grammar school. And there was drink, but not drugs.

On some if his mid-career flops: I did a couple of pictures which were absolutely dreadful - one was Blue Ice 1992, and another with Olivier, where I played a spy based on Philby The Jigsaw Man 1984. I thought there was no need to put myself through it. I had enough money. I opened eight restaurants, goofed around in Miami, until Jack Nicholson persuaded me to do Blood and Wine 1996 with him and restored my faith in the business.

After eight years in Hollywood: Weather always the same. Nothing to talk about. No seasons. My gardener told me that if I wanted to grow daffodils, I d have to keep them in the fridge for five weeks so they d think they were in England. But I couldn t put them in the fridge because I thought the maid would make onion soup out of them and poison the bloody lot of us.

When he was nominated for an Oscar for Educating Rita 1983 : Irene Dunne and Loretta Young stopped me and said, We both voted for you. I couldn t believe it.

On his first days in Hollywood: It was amazing to see Fred Astaire doing his food shopping.

On learning acting in postwar Britain: There was a whole generation of English theatre actors who d do a film in order to buy a car or a refrigerator, but really thought it was beneath them.

When he told his parents he wanted to act, they assumed he was gay. That s what we thought actors were, all poofs. And sometimes we were right.

Old. I stopped ageing at 38. I still am 38. . . except when they say, Run up those stairs.

On playing Clarence in Is Anybody There. 2008 : I m my own worst critic. I spend my entire life trying to get it absolutely right. There are other actors who could do it better, but I m proud of it. There s no Michael Caine there, there s no ego there. You just see poor old Clarence.

I ve had such a great time, I d like to come back as me - and do it all over again.

Brown s Gordon Brown never been elected by anybody. I m supposed to be in a country where I get the chance to elect someone and I m around here at the most dangerous of times led by a man who s never been elected. You ve gotta be elected. A political party that s in too long is like a piece of meat - if it s there too long it will go rotten and they ve gone rotten and they ve gotta go.

It should have been a hindrance, but I have a phrase which I taught my children: Use the difficulty. Where I came from, nobody even knew what a drama school was, and everyone thought you couldn t become an actor unless you talked posh. Class is still there but it s less relevant now. You don t need to have gone to a certain kind of school to have done that become an actor like you did back then.

My father said nothing, but I know that he thought I d just confessed to being gay. Back then, everyone thought all actors were gay, and most of them were right. But it must have been the right move - did you know that the only good word you can make from Michael Caine is cinema. I discovered that in a crossword 10 years ago.

The Government has taken tax up to 50 per cent, and if it goes to 51, I will be back in America. I will not pay the Government more than I get. No way, ever. They ve reached their limit with me, and that s what will happen to a lot of people. You know how much they made out of that high taxation all those years ago. Nothing. But they sent a mass of incredible brains to America. This return to high tax will only deepen our debt. While top-earners will be hit by the highest tax in 20 years, our MPs escape Scot-free. We ve got three-and-a-half million layabouts laying about on benefits, and I m 76, getting up at 6am to go to work to keep them. Let s get everybody back to work so we can save a couple of billion and cut tax, not keep sticking it on.

I shared a flat with Terence Stamp. I understudied Peter O Toole. I remember being in Liverpool and going to see a matinée with a young actor nobody had ever heard of called Albert Finney. Oh, a tremendous wave. It was ridiculous. I knew a writer who wanted to write musicals called Lionel Bart, a painter called Francis Bacon.

What you have now which you didn t have when I was young is drugs. You had alcoholism, people getting pissed, but you never had the drugs and that is a massive problem. We were shooting in Hackney and someone local came up to me and said, Welcome to Crackney. It was a gentler time when I was young. There were vicious gangsters but they were professional gangsters. They chose who they hit and what they robbed. But the drug addicts today have to kill anybody - it doesn t matter who - to get the money, so you get this incredible random violence. When I was young you fought the guy in the next street. But it wasn t so vicious then. We fought with our fists. Now they fight with knives and guns.

on John Wayne Every now and then, we used to meet and have a drink or lunch. He genuinely liked me and of course I adored him. I met him by accident in the lobby of the Beverly Hills Hotel. Many years later, Shakira Caine s wife was in hospital with peritonitis and John coincidentally was in the next room, dying of cancer. I was around with him at the end. We used to walk up and down the corridor.

On composer John Barry during filming of Deadfall 1968 Look at him, he s so thin. You wouldn t think he had a bloody note in him.

on prisons If you put people in cages, don t be surprised if they become animals.

I once read, You must not compete against your predecessors or your contemporaries. You must compete against yourself. I try to look for something better and better and better.

I refuse to take myself too seriously. I learnt that from Roger Moore many years ago. He said, Cheer up, you d better have a good time because this is not a rehearsal. This is life - this is the show.

If parents aren t working, how can they be decent role models. You have to look at all the people who are not sick, who ve been on benefits for 20 years and have ten kids. I read in the news that we now spend more in benefits than we collect in income tax. I can t think of any country in the world that s ever done that. There can t be six million people who are too sick to go to work. You can t be accused of attacking the working classes, because they re not working.

Schools are cheaper than prisons. They don t need to learn Shakespeare William Shakespeare ; they need to read and write and count, so make sure of that. But we need to bring back the old technical colleges where you went to learn how to be an electrician, a plasterer, a carpenter.

I stayed in Britain, but they kept putting the tax up, so I d do any old thing every now and then to pay the tax, that was my tax exile money. I realised that s not a socialist country, it s a communist country without a dictator, so I left and I was never going to come back. Maggie Thatcher Margaret Thatcher came in and put the taxes back down and in the end, you know, you don t mind paying tax. What am I going to do. Not pay tax and drive around in a Rolls Royce, with cripples begging on the street like you see in some countries.

I ll probably vote Conservative. I mean, we re in a terrible state whichever way you look at it, socially, financially and politically, so just give the other guy a chance. I don t know what Cameron s David Cameron going to do, but in the end you vote out of desperation. You just have to have someone new and see what happens. I voted for Maggie Thatcher Margaret Thatcher because I thought we needed a change from that long period of socialism; I voted for Tony Blair because we had a great long period of Conservatism. The thing now is to vote for Cameron David Cameron.

I know there are thousands of actors out there who are as good, and better, than me, who just didn t get the breaks. I m not saying that I didn t deserve any of this but I m also aware of the fickle nature of this business, and how being in the right place at the right time can change everything.

My Alfie 1966 had to ask, What s it all about, as he was a bit stupid. Jude s Alfie 2004 was too smart, too clever by half. I can understand why he said yes to the part, it probably seemed like a good idea at the time. An actor s life is full of decisions, some bad, some good.

When they said they wanted to remake Sleuth 1972, my first thought was, Why make it again at all. I do not like remakes. It shows a lack of imagination. But once I saw the script for Sleuth 2007 I realised it wasn t a remake at all. It was a brand new movie.

The thing about gangsters in films these days is that they re either funny or they re stupid. Well, I m sorry, but I ve never met a gangster that s either. And I come from something of a gangster milieu. Nor have I met someone who deals out violence for violence s sake. The violence in Get Carter 1971 was incisive, fast and over. One blow, one shot, one hit, what was necessary. No one smashed people up in a sadistic fury.

One of the odd things about the country today, odd for me to say it, is the obsession with celebrity. I do regard that as a little bit dangerous. Everyone expects too much of you, too much perfection. And then you get the shock headlines when you realize they re normal, we re all normal - J-Lo s got cellulite shock, and the rest - well, frankly, who gives a shit.

I left the country for eight years when tax was put up to 82 per cent. You didn t get the 82 per cent tax from me for eight years. You didn t get any tax at all from me for the next eight years. Apart from that, a quarter of a billion dollars of movies were made outside this country instead of inside it which is just from one stupid, loud-mouth moronic actor. Imagine what is happening to companies, proper companies, who then disappear. It s no good.

I never give advice to younger actors. Because when I was their age, I used to ask actors older than me for advice, and the only advice I got was Just give up.

on the death of Tony Curtis It was a terrible shock and instantly I remembered the first time I d met him. I was at a party, it was in winter and there was a fire and I was chain-smoking at the time, smoking a lot of cigarettes. I was stood there talking to someone and suddenly I felt a hand in my inside pocket and they took out my cigarettes and chucked them in the fire. I looked up and it was Tony Curtis. I d never met him and he was very famous. I said, What did you do that for. And he said, You re going to die Michael if you keep doing that. I didn t give them up then but I did give them up eventually.

on Marlon Brando s sending a surrogate to the 1973 Academy Awards to pick up his Best Actor Oscar for The Godfather I think if the man wants to make a gesture, I agree entirely with what he did. But I think he should have stood up and done it himself instead of letting some poor little Indian girl Sacheen Littlefeather to take the boos. And if, you re going to make a humanitarian gesture, I think a man who makes 2 million playing the leader of the Mafia should at least give half of it to the Indians.

on one good reason for winning an Oscar It might mean I d get more scripts without other actors coffee stains on them.

on Sean Connery We re still friends. I phoned him the other day on his 80th birthday, but we never see each other because he doesn t move around a lot now. He won t make another film now, no. I just asked him. He said, No, I ll never do it.

on the movie Harry Brown Harry Brown wasn t a movie I wanted to do. It was a movie I HAD to do. I saw a lot of myself in the character and that is what drew me to the role.

Salary

Gambit 1966

250,000

Hurry Sundown 1967

20,000/week

Where Are They Now

August 2007 In Chicago Illinois filming The Dark Knight 2008.

June 2010 Visiting the Wimbledon Tennis Championships in London, England

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