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Old 25-04-2007, 06:00 PM
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Mine faverat Caine philm is The Black Windmill

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Favourite British Michael Caine Film.
My Faverat Caine philm Is The Black Windmill .. Caine takes up the chilling revenge trail when ruthless gunrunners kidnap his young son and demand a king's ransom in uncut diamonds for his boy's release ( Donald Pleasence Clive Revill and Janet Suzman are among those caught up with Cain in the deadly chase that ends at the infamous Black Windmill Some were in Britghton..
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I'm a bit of a latecomer to this thread, but my favourite Michael Caine film is The Ipcress File. I think he gave his finest acting performance in Alfie. I loved how he spoke to the camera in such a naturalistic way, making something so difficult look effortless.

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Where's Dirty Rotten Scoundrels?
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There was a very good one written by Neil Simon; Caine and Maggie Smith were both very good but it, probably. wasn't British.
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There was a very good one written by Neil Simon; Caine and Maggie Smith were both very good but it, probably. wasn't British.
You mean California Suite (1978). You're right, it's not British, it's American
Maggie & Michael were just one of four couples staying at the hotel.

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Thanks, Steve. I remember, now. I remember it was a good one, Mel
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