After a long and celebrated career, Michael Caine announced his retirement in late 2023. From London working-class background to Hollywood, from playing in widely panned movies such as Jaws 4 to winning two Oscars, from star parts to effective supporting roles, Caine has become one of the most experienced people in the business. He has also been eager to pass down the insights he gained during all these years.

Which piece of advice do you find most valuable to an aspiring actor?

The list is based on a masterclass Caine gave to young actors and the corresponding book "Acting in Film".

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Modern action cinema is often accused of being inferior to the classics of the 1980s and 90s. This comparison may or may not be valid, and we can find counterexamples for each side. However, the genre certainly suffers from some alarming trends, and many movies would benefit from observing its virtues once again.

Which question should filmmakers consider more when making action movies? 

(The images represent recent movies where the directors suceeded in taking care of the discussed aspect)

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