Michael Caine News

THE FIRST stages of demolition work that will see Gateshead's infamous Get Carter car park knocked down began yesterday. via The Journal Newspaper Online

“Young British cocklepickers don't have a chance now all the first team slots are taken by the star Chinese cocklepickers on big money”

A new 'rich list' of public servants reveals how their pay is soaring even if their performance isn't Maurice Chittenden WHEN Stephen Carter ran Ofcom, the telecoms and broadcasting regulator, he kept a ... via Times Online

Does brutalist architecture deserve saving? The Trinity Centre Multi-Storey Car Park. via MediaGuardian.co.uk

“Terence's stardom happened before mine”

MICHAEL Caine spent the Sixties in the company of some of the decade's best-known stars. via Daily Express

“The most disturbing sight was some dying babies in a hospital in Jalalabad. They looked so tiny and fragile. It's just so painful”

Call it bragging rights. Actor Jude Law wanted to have lunch with Nobel playwright Harold Pinter. via The Independent

Jerry Seinfeld provides the voice of a bee, see, who has a beef with the honey industry. via The Oregonian

Michael Caine - His real name is Maurice Micklewhite, and when he was knighted by Queen Elizabeth, he used his real name, so he is Sir Maurice Micklewhite. via Democrat & Chronicle

“We're very proud to be hosting Sleuth. 'It's rare to screen a major film so far in advance of its release date. 'It shows the distributors think Portsmouth film festival is worth promoting.”

Portsmouth has been chosen to show a top Hollywood film 10 days before its London premiere. via The News

All films are showing on the Turner Classic Movies channel. Titles with an asterisk are also available on DVD. via Black & White

“What a pleasure it is to be eaten by you, sir - I hope I'm not too chewy”

It's actually going to be called the Wee Jobby, sorry, the Big Yin, and it featured in the 1985 comedy film Water, which starred Connolly and Michael Caine . via Scotsman.com News

Zulu is one great war film, and I love the classic war films, and this one is just about to make a new appearance on DVD. via Filmstalker

“We wanted interesting people to play the characters. Michael and Leslie are perfect.”

PROVING you're never too old to have new experiences, veteran actors Sir Michael Caine, 74, and Leslie Phillips, 83, are working together for the first time. via Daily Express

“I remember saying, 'About the ending, Harold ...' He said, 'WHAT?' I said, 'Nothing.' ”

Sitting down to interview Jude Law and Michael Caine feels like meeting two generations of British royalty, albeit with more working-class accents. via National Post

“I'm still Michael to everyone.”

Comments Michael Caine: 'I'd like to kill some snobs' He may have a knighthood and a string of posh restaurants which cater for the wealthy, but Sir Michael Caine insists he hates snobs. via Daily Mail

Veteran British actor Sir Michael Caine returned to Elstree Studios this week to start filming a new British movie. via This is Local London

“I was always very strict because I know what it's like out there... I didn't want my daughters going out with guys like me”

Washington, October 18: Sir Michael Caine has revealed that he behaved very strictly with his daughter while they were growing up because he wanted to protect them from womanisers. via Daily India

Murder, suspense and a multitude of surprising plot twists - combined with clever banter and laughter - will be offered in AP Theatrical Production's fall offering of Ira Levin's "Deathtrap" Oct. via Grand Haven Tribune

First he's everywhere. Then he's nowhere. Just a few years ago, you couldn't see a movie without bumping into Jude Law . via VH1.com

Question: Someone brought up Michael Caine movies, and I thought of something I had seen as a teenager. via The Indianapolis Star

“I feel rather foolish that I've done both. "People might think that I have designs to be the next Michael Caine, but there's only one Michael Caine. "It was never a plan of mine to do this. They were two separate challenges.”

JUDE LAW has denied he wants to be the next Michael Caine despite reprising two of his iconic roles. via The Daily Record