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The Muppet Christmas Carol (1993) (Disney) [1992]

starring: Michael Caine, Dave Goelz, Donald Austen, David Alan Barclay, Robbie Barnett
directed by: Brian Henson

Release Date November 05, 2001
We had to do a christmas carol at school for gcse and we watched the real video but I was told to watch this and i found out that i had it in the cupboard!! I watched it during christmas and now I have to watch it at least 10 times each christmas it gets you in the holiday mood its awesome!!!!......If you don't have it already then buy it please PLEASE !! its awesome :D xXx

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Zulu [1964]

starring: Stanley Baker, Jack Hawkins, Ulla Jacobsson, James Booth, Michael Caine
directed by: Cy Endfield

Release Date October 18, 1999
The accurate account of the defence of the small garrison station in Natal during the Zulu war of January 1879.

The battle takes place on the morning after the massacre of the entire column of 24th Regiment South Wales Borderes aswell as other serving regiments totalling well over a thousand men at Issandalwanna.

Over 4000 excited Zulu warriors under the orders of their King Chekawao advance six miles in the direction of the small garrisoned outpost known as Rourkes Drift.Many of the men there are either sick or injured lying in the small hospital leaving around 125 men and serving officers to defend their position.

With the use of the Martine Henry rifle and a bayonet these gallant men many of them Welsh held back ... Read More:

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Gambit [1966]

starring: Shirley MacLaine, Michael Caine, Herbert Lom, Roger C. Carmel, Arnold Moss
directed by: Ronald Neame

Release Date October 18, 1999
Why this film has had so many negative comments is for me amazing. The stars acting is super. The plot really good and the twist is great.

Well worth buying!

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The Italian Job [SPECIAL EDITION] [1969]

starring: Michael Caine, Noel Coward, Benny Hill, Raf Vallone, Tony Beckley
directed by: Peter Collinson

Release Date October 18, 1999
Michael Caine stars as Charlie Croaker, a newly realised prisoner, who sets about putting into motion a plan to steal a fortune, $4,000,000, in gold bars from the Italians. Until certain events come to pass, he is unable to set the plan into motion. He sneaks into the prison, where he interrupts Mr Bridger's nightly toilet break. Once undue reparations have come to pass onto the unfortunate Charlie Croaker, Mr Bridger finds an interest in the scheme. Once he, Croaker, has selected the team, and carried out rudimentary training he transports them to Italy; where they encounter the Italian Mafia. The Mafia, take it upon themselves to re-enact the credible incident that had befallen Croaker's predecessor's, who had planned the Job in Italy, untimely demise. From ... Read More:

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The Michael Caine Collection - Alfie / The Italian Job / Zulu [1969]

starring: Michael Caine, Noel Coward, Stanley Baker, Jack Hawkins, Benny Hill
directed by: Cy Endfield, Peter Collinson

Release Date October 18, 1999
Italian Job = Genious story finished of with supreme acting of the one and only cockney MIchael Caine

Zulu = Superb film showing the rarely ammended British heroism with no Americans to claim victorious

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The Ipcress File [1965]

starring: Michael Caine, Nigel Green, Guy Doleman, Sue Lloyd, Gordon Jackson
directed by: Sidney J. Furie

Release Date April 06, 1992
I recorded this from the tv the other night as I just knew that it would be great to watch again. There's something about the gritty greyness of sixties London that draws you right into this movie. There's no glamour here, except for one of the female characters seduced by Palmer, and a lot of the action takes place in rather bleak, uninteresting rooms and places somewhere in the capital; but the film is loaded with atmosphere. Entirely unlike and so much better than James Bond. Michael Caine's Palmer is dead straight, but not without moments of humour; he's surprisingly sophisticated, but not preposterously so, and splendidly insolent to his superiors, the characters played by Nigel Green and Guy Doleman, rather suave, upper-class, ex-army types involved in the ... Read More:

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Educating Rita [1984]

starring: Michael Caine, Julie Walters, Michael Williams, Maureen Lipman, Jeananne Crowley
directed by: Lewis Gilbert

Release Date April 06, 1992
A lovely film. Michael Caine does a wonderful job playing the self-destructive but intelligent and warmhearted Dr Frank Bryant, and Julie Walters immerses herself in the character of Rita, a lively and witty hairdresser who decides to enroll in an open University course. The script is perfect, making for a touching film full of insights into human relationships, hopes and desires.

As an aside, for anyone familiar with Dublin, the film was shot in the city, mostly in Trinity College, which is fun to see as it was in the 80s, and works as a perfect setting for the film.

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Battle Of Britain [1969]

starring: Michael Caine, Trevor Howard, Harry Andrews, Curd Jürgens, Ian McShane
directed by: Guy Hamilton

Release Date September 10, 2001
this film is the best it is soooooo cool buy it now i will say that again

even though its a bit old fashioned it is mega mega mega


get it

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Without A Clue [1988]

starring: Michael Caine, Ben Kingsley, Jeffrey Jones, Lysette Anthony, Paul Freeman
directed by: Thom Eberhardt

Release Date April 10, 2000
Dr. Watson has a problem. He's always been the brains behind Sherlock Holmes, a fictional character he dreamed up as cover for the cases he has solved. He even hired a third-rate ham actor, Reginald Kincaid, to impersonate Holmes. But now he's fed up with the fatuous dimwit Kincaid whom everyone is fascinated by and who seems to believe his own notices. He longs to be known as John Watson, Crime Doctor, and to receive the recognition due him for his amazing deductive powers.

That's the set up, and it's a funny one, especially with two first-rate actors as Ben Kingsley playing Watson and Michael Caine playing Kincaid. Watson finally boots out Kincaid and decides to solve a case as himself...but no one is prepared to take Dr. Watson seriously as a detective, even ... Read More:

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Escape To Victory [1981]

starring: Sylvester Stallone, Michael Caine, Max Von Sydow, Carole Laure, Pele
directed by: John Huston

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This film is a fantastic homage to all things british (with the exception of Sylvester Stallone). As I slowly replace my entire video collection on DVD, it saddens me that this classic is not yet available. When you consider the total dross that has found it's way on to DVD, it is quite tragic that this film hasn't made it yet!