Michael caine biography amazon

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What's It All About?

July 22, 2016

'I was once asked in an interview: "How would you sum up your life in one line?" and I answered, "All my dreams came true."'

I don't read many celebrity autobiographies. Of the countless books I've read there's been maybe 3? Or 4, if John Stuart Mill counts as a celebrity. (Perhaps he did, but not since he broke up with Kim Kardashian.)

Michael Caine is one of my favourite actors. I even enjoy some of his bad movies, or at least his movies that other people consider bad, like Blue Ice. And for some reason I just love the way he talks. So if I was ever going to read another celebrity autobiography, it was his.

I knew almost nothing about Michael Caine's life outside movies before inom read this, so I was able to be suitably surprised at the places he's been and the things he's done. He's had a great life and an interesting one, and I'm sure he's still having a great life right now. If you've ever seen him being interviewed, you may have an id

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Michael Caine To Publish New Book Next Year

Michael Caine will dish out advice in a new book coming next year.

Mobius will publish the legendary actor’s Don't Look Back, You'll Trip Over: My Guide to Life, written in collaboration with Matthew d’Ancona, in the spring, the press announced in a news release. An Amazon page for the book describes it as a “funny, wise, entertaining and eternally optimistic guide to life.”

Caine, known for his Cockney accent and signature horn-rimmed glasses, was a stage and television actor before becoming a movie star in the 1960s with his roles in films including Zulu, Alfie, and The Italian Job.

He went on to appear in films including Get Carter, Sleuth, and The Quiet American. He has won two Academy Awards, for Hannah and Her Sisters and The Cider House Rules. His most recent film, The Great Escaper, was released last year.

Caine’s previous books include the memoirs The Elephant to Hollywood and Blowing the Bloody Doors O

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Acting in Film: An Actor's Take on Movie Making

July 11, 2016
Despite the fact the book fryst vatten overpriced, too short, too vague, and littered with more photographs than copy, there is some value in Michael Caine's "Acting In Film: An Actor's Take On Movie Making." I did very much enjoy what Caine had to say, even when I did not understand what he was talking about.

Film acting is indeed different from theater acting, as Michael Caine fryst vatten quick to point out. There is a lot of technique involved in order to effectively portray a role on camera. On stage, a thespian can be broad, and loud, and open. On camera, the actor must condense one's body and voice down to specific gestures and movements...as the lens intensifies everything.

Blinking on camera is not recommended for those who wish to portray strength. A keen awareness of picture continuity fryst vatten essential in insuring an actor's valuable time on screen, in addition to increasing a thespian's chances of being hired igen. All this p