SIR MICHAEL CAINE INTERVIEW: The Making of 'The Ipcress File' (Behind the Scenes Documentary)

[@andrewrefereebowman]

Michael Caine is brilliant on or off the screen This is wonderful Thank you for posting this .

[@Al-os2cg]

A great interview about a brilliant film, one of my favourites. Thanks.

[@danielmccabe9444]

Michael always gives fabulous interviews. He’s quite a character.

[@mickyday2008]

Fantastic interview. You could see yourself having a beer in the pub with Michael Caine and having a good chat.

[@norman9792]

The absolute brilliance of Sidney J Furie made this movie for me, e.g. the fight between Palmer and 'Housemartin' filmed through the window panes of a public telephone box on the steps of the Royal Albert Hall.

[@Joe_1sr9]

One of my favourite films with an incredible sound track….

[@williamweb9782]

Great soundtrack from Barry. I also enjoyed The Courier about Greville Wynn- another great soundtrack

[@gerardosalazar161]

The soundtrack has been my favorites since the sixties. I love to listen to it.

[@borusa32]

One of my favourite films and a great interview.

[@fill7t1]

I ve listened to 2 of Micheal' autobiographies, which he narratored. They were fantastic, such a joy to listen to! Made a long walk a breeze!

[@simonhunt7269]

That was a fabulous treat

[@ewaf88]

It's great that Sidney J. Furie is alive at 91. Michael was born just two weeks after Sidney in 1933 It's a really wonderful film

[@bruce5565]

Excellent documentary. This is one of my all time favourite movies along with 'Funeral in Berlin'. Thanks 👍

[@TrevorDodd-ev1sx]

The Harry Palmer series are probably my favourite films.

[@thesoultwins72]

The 'Ipcress File' is an absolutely superb film - the culmination of an excellent storyline, a brilliant ensemble cast, masterful direction and cinematography all set to a totally sublime John Barry soundtrack. It is one of my all-time favourite films and one of Micheal Caine's best ever performances.

[@harrypalmer4857]

I genuinely love Michael Caine. I wish I could meet him.

[@gwangi64]

Excellent interview. I love the sixties Harry Palmer films, such a great Cold War atmosphere in all of them.

[@davidf9494]

One of my all time favourite actors - thanks for sharing!

[@rutgaurxi7314]

Fantastic interview, very interesting.

[@redstrat1234]

One of my top 10 films. Always amused me the amount of eye shadow they used on Caine in the film.

[@davidbowie2046]

Billion Dollar Brain was my favourite of the series In fact, i a liked it that much I visited where it was filmed in Finland

[@TheR4360]

Thanks...Harry Palmer series was great....I am surprised he didn't mention Colonel Stock!

[@williamweb9782]

Aaah English!

[@celtspeaksgoth7251]

English ! (Smiles from ear to ear) These are very bad people! (Gets serious)

[@TALKCalgary]

Nailed it again guys. Fantastic film showcasing the best of British acting and film making.

[@brushhead]

Wonderful John Barry soundtrack too!

[@PaulOfCreation]

Thanks, that was wonderful

[@zetectic7968]

Got this on Blu-Ray. A film that is still a good watch 60 years later. London with so few cars😉 Sue Lloyd so much better than many Bond girls.

[@drphobus]

Great little video. Please keep this up .looking forward to more of the same

[@freddiem8801]

I love watching Michael Caine in movies, and i could listen to his interviews all day.

[@michaelwhite8031]

Wonderful actor. I really enjoyed this 😊

[@spockboy]

Wonderful. Thanks for the upload.

[@joanne26]

I was born in 65 and still love everything about the decade today for many reasons Films and the scores to them They never date really John Barry and his music to this film ☝️☝️☝️ What year was this interview???? I’m trying to think of how many of Michael’s peers are still alive. Not many. He mentions Terence Stamp But I think of Peter O’Toole, Richard Harris, Oliver Reed, Richard Burton and Sean Connery who are no longer with us Regarding Sean and Michael together in the film The Man Who Would Be King ☝️☝️☝️

[@bryanpalmer9660]

I love the Ipcress File...critics remark of the camera work, angles,etc but I feel it gives the film a "look" and tone about it 💎

[@rewind2play]

Great video.. Michael Caine is always engaging. More please 😅

[@brucelawson642]

I will watch any film with Mr. Caine in it. Except 'Jaws 4'. 😊

[@fuccasound3897]

Just a great film and i think the inspiration for 'Callan' and 'The Sandbaggers'

[@johncaldwell-wq1hp]

I saw this in Cinema in Sydney O.Z.-in 1966-a brilliant movie,--it ran a that Cinema for months-!!--It still stands up,-today -Michael in any -Movie is great !!--I would love to have a beer with him !!-(he was a Decorated-Korean War Vet)-

[@johndonaldson3619]

I seen the film as a kid and dint enjoy or understand it but now as an adult I'm more than excited to rewatch it!

[@LeBa-zd6wt]

love harry palmer"s flixes

[@ianmangham4570]

Absolutely fantastic 😊, I'll never forget reading 📚 Roger Moores book, he was walking 🚶‍♂️ down the kings road London when he bumped into Michael and Mick said upon seeing him " FOOK me its Roger Moore" 😅 great guys the pair of em.😊 💯🇬🇧

[@thisiszaphod]

Fascinating interview. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@commanderstraker6732]

Brilliant stuff !

[@robrob8258]

Wonderful

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

FWIW, starting at about 03:52 in this video: If I am correct, the actor speaking to Michael Caine went on to play the first _Number 2_ in _Patrick McGoohan's_ *THE PRISONER.* My one-and-only superpower, _never forgetting a face_ {and often _a voice_ as well}, comes through again...😊

[@funkyalfonso]

When this film came out in London I saw this at boy's birthday party aged 11. Palmer was called ' an insubordinate bastard ' by his boss. We didn't exactly know what that meant but the next day at school, that's what we all called eachother because we all wanted to be him. In the cinema we all said...' look he's cooking!'

[@alexsmart3365]

Superb piece

[@daveashby9989]

First class bloke

[@keithbuxton1723]

True story ,i have had jobswith guys that were scary and put pressure on people to do things there way !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!to the point were you you would want to leave the job!!!!!!!!!!!!!! what got me through and always kept my nerve wasdigging sharp screw or thing into my hand !!!!!!!!! it takes your mind away from the problem !!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks Ipcress File

[@sylvester-jb3lj]

nice nod to Otto Heller (who won the BAFTA for it) ..he helped made the movie as much as the director did

[@johnmartin7597]

Well done Ossi👍

[@nicholasgerrish6022]

£4000 for being in Zulu, which was the equivalent to around £100000 today. With the average wage being £700 a year or thereabouts, he was far from ‘broke’!

[@harrypalmer4857]

Yes, but in his books he says he spent most of it on his family.

[@juniordawkins4193]

I LOVE HARRY PALMER AS A CHARACTER, A DOWN TRODDEN VERSION OF BOND. JUNIOR FROM LONDON 😎🇬🇧🇬🇧🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@daijones101]

Excellent

[@ChristophRiegel]

Michael Caine is always great in his movies even Jaws4

[@japhfo]

Courtney: Do you always wear your glasses? Palmer: Yes. Except in bed.

[@JamesSimmons-d1t]

Music and the brainwashing sounds important...female lead, beauty and brains, true eye opener . Very visibility of thick black glasses, eyes opened.

[@jonathanb1471]

A far more influential film than ever given credit for, and a far more interesting character than Bond.

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

Starting at about 15:42 in this video: *THE WHO* is my all-time favorite rock band...👍

[@newsbender]

Caine returned to play Palmer twice in the mid nineties in a pair of awful DTV movies. But he doesn't talk about those 🙂

[@stevenmorley1639]

Loved the interview, very informative. With respect , the film was made by the Rank Organisation, what's that to do with Century 21 ?.

[@century21films28]

@@stevenmorley1639 This channel is for Century 21 Films - and covers anything in our catalogue. It is not exclusively about the Anderson productions.

[@commonwunder]

Has nothing to say about his fellow actors?

[@alancrisp1582]

🤔 So, and this is important how exactly ?....

[@boba2783]

@@alancrisp1582and your question is pertinent because?