Favourite Michael Caine movie.

[Wat_Tyler]

(yeah, I'm sorting out my DVD's today)

[bigwillq]

1. The Cider House Rules (nt)

[fluffernutter]

6. great movie.

[bigwillq]

10. When Tobey reads that letter from Mr. Caine

Tears a flowing! :cry:

I'm such a baby!

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24. sob

me too :cry:

[parkenyc]

2. Sleuth.

I loved that movie.

[edbermac]

3. Jaws 4

He was robbed at Oscar time...

[WI_DEM]

He sure was

he couldn't make it to the ceremony to accept his award for "Hannah and Her Sisters" because he was on location shooting Jaws 4!!

[eyepaddle]

27. An offbeat pick I know, but

I liked "water"

Not a great movie by any means--but just sort of cheerful, and I think overlooked...

Oooopppsss.

I meant to reply to the main thread---but, oh well my bad. :)

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4. Blame It on Rio ... so cheesy, so gooood.

[edbermac]

11. I KNOW the reason you like that movie, and it ain't Michael Caine!

:evilgrin:

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26. hee hee ... yeah, but, erm, he did do a great job

acting in that one, didn't he? ;)

i wanted to vacation in Rio so badly after that. little hussy that i am, lol.

[WI_DEM]

5. Hannah and Her Sisters

[LSparkle]

7. "I have my answer. I am walking on air."

He deserved that Best Supporting Oscar.

[WI_DEM]

9. Educating Rita

is another favorite.

[Wat_Tyler]

17. How could I have forgotten that?

A great movie - better still, a Woody Allen movie that doesn't feature Woody Allen.

[alvis]

8. Secondhand Lions

Without A Clue and Noises Off were good too, among many others.

[Nikepallas]

12. Deathtrap. Has him and Chris Reeve in it. It was a trip and a half.

[mcscajun]

15. Another vote for Deathtrap...But....

Before "Deathtrap" there was "Sleuth" :) Also Michael Caine, but with Laurence Olivier.

Both excellent films.

[Blue_Tires]

13. so, so many

Cider House
Get Carter
The Fourth Protocol
Blame it on Rio
The Quiet American


but since no one voted for the underrated "Eagle," i gave it some love...only ONE actor can be a convincably well-mannered, noble, and dare i say, honorable nazi....the ONLY WWII movie where I inexplicable found myself rooting for the nazis....all because of Caine

[Wat_Tyler]

19. A great movie.

[sundog]

14. Dressed to Kill

Straddles the fine line between trash & horror classic...

But he's not even in the best part (the Angie Dickenson museum sequence.)

The 2.35:1 DVD version is pretty good. The pan & scan video sucks.

[Wickerman]

16. I am frightened that he is going to play Nigel in Bewitched

but Cider House Rules as my choice - though I like the line of thinking of the Blame on Rio choice!

[Wat_Tyler]

21. Yeah - I saw the trailer for it.

Terrifying.

[loudestchick]

18. A shock to the system.

The comedy is so sly. After Swoozie dies..."Oh, what a shock!" and that smile...so baaad!

[hippiechick]

23. Yes ! He was great in Secondhand Lions, too !

:toast:

:hippie:

[mcscajun]

20. "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" and "Noises Off!"

Two marvelous comedies. :)

from Noises Off! Michael Caine plays Broadway director Lloyd Fellowes

Usher: Is there something wrong with your seat, Mr. Fellowes?
Lloyd Fellowes: Yes, it's facing the stage!

[cry baby]

22. "Educating Rita" n/t

[Blue_Tires]

25. 20 some-odd posts, and I'm still the only one to mention

The Quiet American?!?!?!

[GRLMGC]

28. The Swarm

So bad it's good.