1905 film network news known as the British film industry evergreen, 90-year-old veteran movie star Michael Caine, the new work "The Great Escaper" will be released in October, but a few days ago he said that he "believes that his actor career is over" and announced his retirement.
In an interview with The Daily Telegraph a few days ago, Michael Kane said that he regarded "The Great Escaper" as a career farewell. Although he has been shouting goodbye to the film industry for the past 45 years, this time it finally came true, and revealed that his current physical condition is no longer able to walk independently, and he needs to rely on crutches during filming, and he has also accidentally fallen.
Speaking about his thoughts on the stage of life at age 90, Michael Cain said: "The good thing about turning 90 is that no one expects you to do a lot of things, and people will do it for you. The downside is that you've lost a lot in your life. You can no longer run around, you can't play football, and you slowly realize that you are getting closer to death. But he is also optimistic: "People will die one day, at least I live to be 90 years old", and he is glad that he has a good family life.
Michael Caine has been in film for more than 70 years, has shot more than 160 films, was nominated for the Oscar six times, and won back two Best Supporting Actor statuettes with "Sister Hannah" and "Always the Sun". In the 2000s, Michael Kane and Christopher Nolan became the best partners. Since "Batman: The Mystery of the Shadow", he has not been absent from Nolan's films for more than a decade, and Nolan also jokingly called Kane his lucky charm, until the new film "Oppenheimer" finally broke this convention.
For the rest of his life, Michael Kane, who has published many autobiographies, finally decided to write his first suspense novel "The Deadly Game" at the age of 90, "I am happy about it, because I don't have to walk to write, I just need a chair and pen and paper." It is reported that the book will take a year and a half to create, and the story is inspired by a news story describing two cleaning team members who found high-radiation plutonium in a garbage truck and immediately began a cat-and-mouse chase.
A still from The Great Escaper
It is reported that the farewell work of the movie Michael Caine "The Great Escaper" will be released on October 6, and the film is cooperated by Michael Caine and two-time Oscar winner Grenda Jackson. Based on true events, it tells the story of an elderly World War II veteran who sneaks out of a nursing home in order to participate in the commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the Normandy landings. However, Grenda died six months after the filming of the film, and now Kane has also announced that he will retire, and the film may become the last work of the two legendary stars at the same time.