Michael Caine interviewed by Michael Aspel

[As always] fascinating interview with Michael Caine. From LWT'S 'The Trouble with Michael Caine'. Bob Hoskins, Nigel Havers, Alexander Walker & John Hurt chip in...

[@brianallsopp69]

I love Caine he's 88 now and when the day comes he takes the final walk to the great cricket pavilion it will be a sad day for us all, a great man , a great actor , and a true British hero 🙏 🇬🇧

[@Olyfrun]

Seems rather morbid

[@Pat206]

@@Olyfrun No, just personally sad to lose a special person who made my life better.

[@spuwho]

And when that day comes he will be reunited with the guy he met on a random hill while in military service in Korea, the late great Sir Stanley Baker. It was Baker and Cy Endfield who later chose him to play (perfectly) Bromhead in "Zulu" even though he had the "worse tryout ever". It changed his life forever.

[@davidjones6470]

Sir Michael Caine!!! One in a million Excellent upload

[@elizabethlinsay9193]

He's one of those great actors who makes other actors look good when they act with him. It's a gift given to the very best and he certainly is that.

[@Griffo5446]

Very enjoyable actor..loved all of his films.a true gent

[@davidjones6470]

Great story teller!! Love it!!

[@kevindavies4536]

i wish someone would upload the whole interview,possibly the best one he did,some very emotional bits in it

[@thedishesaredone]

Someone has now. Search "the trouble with Michael Caine" but it's not good sound quality though.

[@keef71]

never seen this before, LWT at its finest! A rather strange Aspel-Chat-Show-audience with-Michael Caine's-This is your life!🙂

[@johnwilliams2479]

Very funny man, sitting here bored working in my shop, now have a nice smile on my face

[@neilmcintosh5150]

Caine had some wonderful mates in the audience. Terence Stamp, Bob Hoskins, John Hurt.

[@yasminedey8612]

an Peter Ustinov

[@frenchprovincial9602]

Love Michael Caine and his personality a wonderful husband and father. Great

[@thedishesaredone]

This was a tv show special called "The trouble with Michael Caine" The full version had many celebrity friends in the audience. Ronnie Wood, Roger Moore, Nigel Havers, John Hurt, Bob Hoskins, Peter Ustinov, Keith Flloyd, Millicent Martin, Julia Foster, a very very very young Ben Fogle and many more I've likely missed.

[@theshowman8478]

Michael Cain - He's cool, I like him and what a bloody brilliant actor. Get Carter and Alfie, nobody could have played those parts as well as Caine.

[@rnw2739]

Terence Stamp was the original choice for 'Alfie' as he was playing the character on stage in the West End. He couldn't do the film as he had other commitments so he suggested his friend and room mate at the time, Michael Caine. So I think you're mistaken there as Terence Stamp is a far better actor than Caine.

[@RobertEricJenkins]

I was delighted to see Bob Hoskins in this! He is amazing as Professor Challenger in "The Lost World". He's interrupting lectures in that as well!

[@ritawing1064]

That was great casting!

[@animesocialgreengodgamingn7826]

He's black

[@muttleymclad5077]

Around the time of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels with Steve Martin, I love that movie.

[@MUSIC4TRUTH....]

I think Michael could;ve been a great James Bond.

[@barryallen7894]

Started with zulu for me.(iam 50+).wat an actor.wat a bloke.wat a cockney .wat a londoner..wat an englishman ..any other av missed sorry to everyone. My hero michael caine ..inspector fredirick aberline.best acting ever

[@michaelcollins237]

What a film Zulu was indeed

[@michaelmuldowney8]

RIP... Bob Hoskins.

[@joejoe2928]

Watch 23 MINUTES IN HELL BY BILL WIESS SUPERNATURAL TRIP TOO HELL...

[@davidfos84]

Great interviewee and a great interviewer.

[@lindanicola]

Have always loved, respected and admired him. ❤

[@tmm4461]

Who ISN'T in that crowd!? Wow

[@amaelamin64]

love his cockney accent.

[@elizabethlinsay9193]

I once read that he refused to change his accent although he was told he wouldn't get much work. Really? Hmm...

[@37Dionysos]

Thanks! The last moments about his inner rage coming out of his being molested by strangers as a child are powerful...

[@carolewilson1311]

About 1or2 programs a year but the celebrity stand there do on own with audience members mostly famous ones ask questions. The child abuse was powerful but he was not talking on behalf of himself he was generalising abusers are scum bags...I certainly did not see that coming...Great actor not arrogant as many are...He blew them bloody doors open with panche

[@sophie-annew7743]

A bit late to the chat but I have just read his memoir so would like to clarify that he was not molested by strangers when he was a child. Actually in the interview he said he was physically abused and that’s exactly that. In the memoir he said he was put in a foster family for a period during the war and was given very little to eat and put in a cabinet under the stairs for days when the foster family went away for weekend. His mother eventually came to rescue him and hit the people who abused him so hard that she almost went to jail for it. This results in his serious claustrophobia and anger for people who abusing children.

[@iwaisman]

Let's remember the flops too, not only the hits. Jaws 3: the revenge, The hand, and many more. Perhaps he needed the money and did whatever he was offered then. Those films don't overshadow the rest of his career,, of course. He is a great actor.

[@MC-ip8gb]

He does admit this in another interview, he points out it paid the bills.

[@iwaisman]

@@MC-ip8gb It happened to Anthony Hopkins too. His return to the big important roles was The silence of the lambs.

[@alphabetaxenonzzzcat]

I think he took Jaws 3 to pay for a house for his late mother and her friends.

[@mirzabeg7322]

One of the favourite

[@akanecortich8197]

always great

[@clintbronson5]

GET CARTER!

[@PuntaPacifica507]

Combat veteran..respect!

[@amaelamin64]

brilliant and very funny

[@Nataloff]

Good lord, look who's in the audience! Peter Ustinov, Terrence Stamp, John Hurt, Bob Hoskins, Nigel Havers, John Hurt 00 what event was this??

[@tylerbennett2403]

Is that Ron Wood of The Rolling Stones at 0:18, why is he in the audience??

[@frankburns8946]

+Tyler Bennett It certainly IS Ronnie...a lot of celebs in the audience...Q&A session in effect...

[@sillysambo1000]

The rolling bones

[@justme.9711]

Because he feels like it

[@brettsutherland4194]

Well he had to be somewhere.

[@diggintheblueswithaparrot1329]

My mate

[@geddonmeansome9834]

I didn't realize how funny he is.

[@jasmineblack9778]

wish someone would upload the Michael Aspel spoof documentary

[@jessiejames7492]

i have watched this many times.

[@user-xo8ok5hc5z]

I think Pewds is transforming into an angry Italian chef. The

[@neiltodd674]

Brilliant guy

[@christiansfortruth5953]

11.10. Terence Stamp is in the audience. Strange that considering the fact that when Staml went to the States to do Superman he lied through his teeth about Caine not paying his slice of the rent. Git

[@anders-ganderson8715]

107.veiws and only 777 thumbs up. This shocks me. For an icon such as sir Michael Caine

[@lucyk2371]

I suppose actors just can't understand. When we see them in the movies, they seem larger than life. When you see them in the flesh, you just can't fathom it.

[@marissadower-morgan3313]

is that ronnie wood?

[@stu632]

His name is Michael Caine.

[@danielmoran9902]

I love him. X

[@foursticks100]

Hey Ron Wood, you're there

[@chrispullen4613]

Zulu. What a film

[@beetleything1864]

Its a bit like This is Your Life.

[@christiansfortruth5953]

That Walker bloke is a prat.

[@melvert33]

Albert Swift is even there around 1:30....I know you didn't kill'em

[@NoosaHeads]

What year was this done? M.C. looks about 52-54 so I guess it was the late eighties or early nineties.

[@johnking5174]

1988 - it was in the same year he was promoting his upcoming work on the great Jack the Ripper miniseries.

[@TheThejpmshow]

Michael: Listen to me, My name is Michael Caine, and I, am a normal bloke. Now stop throwin’ those bloody spears!

[@crackerman3772]

When was this? Please reply anyone. Thanks

[@spideytracer]

This was an interview done for ITV in 1989, around the same time as his first autobiography came out

[@JohnJP70]

I think it was more like 1985/6, but may well have a faulty memory.

[@rolandofgilead43]

well hannah and her sisters was in (1986) but 89 does sound around but so does 86

[@user-ub6te5uw9z]

I bet piss up afterwards was a good laugh

[@amaelamin64]

where was the part he was imitating john wayne?

[@MoeGreensRightEye]

+amaelamin64 I don't know

[@juanmonge8]

Was he on trial?

[@isabellacollins9007]

It looks like. Great! massive tasteful !!

[@miralabualjadail4206]

Micheal Cain.. My cocaine.

[@lauravolpi8]

IGEN Ő AZ EGYIK NAGY KEDVENCEM.....CSODÁLATOS PASI

[@hawthornselitelevel1220]

Walks alone all by himself what a load of bull! The reality is he has a security detail hiding discreetly. He walks alone and he's worth about 200 million, and if you believe that I've got a bridge to sell you on the river thames!

[@TRACTS4JESUS]

WHO IS HE? TURN TO JESUS FOR WHOSEVER SHALL CALL UPON THE NAME OF THE LORD SHALLBE SAVED ROMANS 10-13

[@wholovesyoubabywholovesyou1147]

I see a lot of dead people