Michael Caine

Michael Caine

  • Born: 1933-3-14
  • Birthplace: London Bermondsey
  • Height: 6' 2" (1.88 m)
  • Profession: actor
  • Nationality: U.K
  • Representative Works: The Law of Cider House, Rita’s Education, Jaws 4: Revenge, Mr. Morgan's Last Love, Alfie, Ordinary Girl, The Quiet American, Jack the Ripper, The Dark Knight, Sherlock Holmes, The Great Escape, The Adventures of Poseidon Before
  • Maurice Joseph Micklewhite (Sir Michael Caine), born on March 14, 1933 in the southern suburbs of London, England, is a British film and television actor.
    In 1956, Kane began to play some small roles. In 1967, he won the Golden Globe for "Alfie" and was nominated for an Oscar. In 1972, " Sleuth " won Kane's second Oscar nomination. In 1983, Kane was nominated for an Oscar again for his film " Rita's Education ". In 1986, he won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for the film " Hannah And Her Sisters ". In 1992, Kane was awarded the highest class Sir Bass (CBE). In 1997, Kane was selected by the " Empire " magazine as one of the "100 Most Influential Male Movie Stars in History", ranking 55th. In 2000, Queen Elizabeth II will he called jazz . After 2005, Kane starred in Christopher Nolan's " The Dark Knight ", " The Dark Knight Rise ", " The Prestige ", " Inception " and " Interstellar " and other movies. On July 11, 2008, Maurice Joseph Micklewhite was named on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. In 2009, Maurice Joseph Micklewhite was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award at the ShoWest Film Industry Expo . In 2013, he starred in " Now You See Me " released. In 2015, starring in the movie ""Kingsman: The Secret Service " was released [1]  . In 2020, he participated in the action science fiction film " Tenet ".
    On October 16, 2021, Maurice Joseph Micklewhite stated that he is now a writer and no longer an actor. [30] 

    Early Experience

    Maurice Joseph Micklewhite was born in the dirty Burman Desai area in the southern suburbs of London. He was born in a poor family. His father made a living by transporting fish and his mother was a maid. Kane applied for the position of stage assistant in the Hosheim Theatre Company and finally found the starting point of his career. He changed his name from Michael Micklewhite to Maurice Joseph Micklewhite to commemorate his favorite movie "The Kane Mutiny "   .

    Performing Experience

    Between 1956 and 1962, Kane played some small roles, but they did not attract much attention. This situation didn't change until Kane filmed the epic adventure film "Zulu" in 1963   .
    Kane also played secret agents in the 1966 film "Berlin Funeral" and 1967 "Daughter Brain". In 1967, he participated in the filming of the film " Alfie ", Kane also won the Golden Globe Award and was nominated for an Oscar .   
    In 1969, Kane starred in the action comedy " The Italian Job ". In addition, he starred in " Sleuth " in 1972 , which earned Kane a second Oscar nomination   .
    Kane performed in the film " Neil Simon's California Suite " in 1978   .
    In the 1980s, Kane was again nominated for an Oscar for his 1983 film " Rita's Education ". In 1986, he won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for his film " Hannah And Her Sisters " .   
    On the occasion of the Queen's birthday in 1992, Kane was awarded the highest class Sir Bass (CBE)   .
    In 1997, Kane was selected by the "Empire" magazine as one of the "100 Most Influential Male Movie Stars in History", ranking 55th   .
    In 1998, he starred in the independent film " Little Voice ", and won the Golden Globe again for this film   .
    In 2000, Queen Elizabeth II of England knighted him at Buckingham Palace   .
    In 2002, " The Quiet American " earned him an Oscar, Golden Globe, and British Academy Film Awards for best actor nomination   .
    After 2005, Kane has starred in " Batman Begins ", " The Dark Knight ", " The Rise of The Dark Knight ", " The Prestige ", " Inception " and " Interstellar " directed by Christopher Nolan . 
    On July 11, 2008, Maurice Joseph Micklewhite was named on the Hollywood Walk of Fame   .
    In 2009, Maurice Joseph Micklewhite was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award at the ShoWest Film Industry Expo   .
    In 2013, he starred in " Mr. Morgan's Last Love "   and " Now You See Me " released   .
    In 2015, the starring movie " Kingsman: The Secret Service " was released   . Participated in the movie "Going In Style"   .
    In 2018, joined Angelina Jolie and David Oyero to star in the new film "Leaving"   .
    In 2019, starring in the modern version of Dickens's classic novel "Orphan Twist", the title is tentatively set as "Twist". 
    In 2020, joined the Christopher Nolan action science fiction film " Tenet ", playing the role of Michael Crosby.   This is the 8th time he has collaborated with director Christopher Nolan. 
    On October 16, 2021, Maurice Joseph Micklewhite announced his retirement in a radio show. He said, "I am now a writer, not an actor anymore." 

    Character Evaluation

    In the 1966 classic film " Alfie ", the man played by Maurice Joseph Micklewhite evaded his fatherhood at any cost. The role that brought him the Oscar nomination was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. And 40 years later, from " Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery " to " Bewitched " to " Batman Begins ", Kane became the first choice for his father's role   . Maurice Joseph Micklewhite, who is still active in the first-line film industry at the age of 75, was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award at the ShoWest Film Industry Expo due to his extremely efficient work efficiency and quality of work. He can be regarded as one of the most diligent British film veterans in Hollywood   .
    Extended Reading
    • Fabiola 2022-04-12 09:01:11

      Play Translation · Don't Say Anything · Plumbing Repair / Tax Collector

      - Who are you? - What are you doing? - Doing the taps. - Fixing water pipes... - Tax? Income tax? - Tax collector? Check for tax evasion? - That's right. In come the new taps, out go the old. - That's right. Just check for leaks. - Tax inspectors everywhere! - Tax inspectors everywhere! ★ This...

    • Titus 2022-04-11 08:01:01

      Your circle is really chaotic and chaotic, the better it looks.

      Attracted by Kane and Superman, plus the popular Broadway theme. Superman finally appeared on the same stage as Alfred, I checked, River died in 2004, and "Batman Goes to War" was released in 2005. I don't know if Kane will have time to tell River that he is going Played Alfred.

      After all, it is a...

    • Julie 2022-04-11 08:01:01

      There is almost no one in this scene scheduling, the drama is in the drama, the stalk is in the stalk, the actors are all great!

    • Jacey 2022-04-13 09:01:06

      The funniest comedy in the world, funny and not empty. Without subtitles, I almost fainted from laughter.

    Noises Off... quotes

    • Gary: Lloyd, let me just say one thing, since we've stopped. I've worked with a lotta directors, Lloyd. Some of them were geniuses, some of them were bastards. But I've never met one who was so totally and absolutely... I don't know.

      Lloyd: Thank you Gary, I'm very touched. Now will you get off the fucking stage?

    • Lloyd: Tim, let me tell you about my life in the Big Apple. I have Hamlet's ghost on the phone for an hour every evening after rehearsal complaining that Polonius is sucking sourballs through his speeches. Claudius is off every afternoon doing a soap, and Gertrude is off the entire week doing a commercial for Gallo wine. Hamlet himself, would you believe, has come down with a psychological problem. Then, last night, Brooke rings me to say that she's very unhappy here and she's got herself a doctor's certificate for nervous exhaustion. I haven't got the time to find and rehearse a new Vicky. I have just one afternoon, while Hamlet sees his shrink and Ophelia starts divorce proceedings, to cure Brooke of her nervous exhaustion with no medical aids, except a little whiskey - you've got the whiskey - a few flowers - you've got money for the flowers - and a certain fading bedside manner. So, I haven't come to the theater to hear about other people's probelms. I've come to be taken out of myself, and, preferably, not put back again.