Nickname:	Michael Caine / Sir Michael Caine / Michael Scott /
Known for:	Batman Begins, Miss Congeniality, The Prestige
Birth name:	Maurice Joseph Micklewhite
Birthday:	14 March 1933, Rotherhithe, London, England, UK
Height:	6' 2" (1.88 m)

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Michael Caine's Happy Marriage Secret

Picture Inside. Sir Michael Caine says the secret to a lasting relationship is "separate bathrooms."The Oscar-winning actor - who has been married to wife Shakira for 35 years - believes having your own space is vital to wedded bliss.He said: "The secret to a happy marriage is separate bathrooms. That's essential. Whenever w... Read More » Michael Caine's Happy Marriage Secret

Michael Caine's father use to think he was gay.

The Oscar-winning actor - who grew up in Southwark, South London - remembers how taken aback his dad was when he first revealed he wanted to be an actor as it was unusual for a heterosexual man to enter the industry at the time.
Sir Michael Caine has been grieving the death of his brother for months.

The 'Dark Knight Rises' actor has been left heartbroken by the passing of his younger sibling Stanley in January, and the family has finally spoken about his death publicly.
DOUGIE HOWARD, the man who inspired MICHAEL CAINE’s 1966 film ALFIE, has died.He was 73.He passed away at a London hospice on Saturday (26Apr08) after a long battle with a neurological disorder.Howard owned a prestigious tailor shop, providing outfits for stars including Michael Caine, Terrence Stamp and Tony Bennett.And his playboy lifestyle became the inspiration
SIR MICHAEL CAINE was so terrified by the late HEATH LEDGER’S chilling depiction of the JOKER in new Batman film THE DARK KNIGHT he forgot his lines.The 75-year-old actor plays a butler in the movie and he admits the star turned him into a wreck when the pair came face to face for a scene.He
Happy Birthday to "Billy Elliot" star Jamie Bell (1986), Hanson keyboardist Taylor Hanson (1983), "American Pie" actor Chris Klein (1979), TV actress Catherine Dent (1965), "Weekly Top-40" deejay Rick Dees (1950), comedian Billy Crystal (1947), movie director Wolfgang Petersen (1941), prolific screen legend Michael Caine (1933), music producer Quincy Jones (1933), and Nobel Prize-winning physicist Albert Einstein (1879; d. 1955).


Sir Michael Caine says the secret to a lasting relationship is "separate bathrooms."

The Oscar-winning actor - who has been married to wife Shakira for 35 years - believes having your own space is vital to wedded bliss.
From director Michael Radford (The Merchant Of Venice, Il Postino) comes Flawless, a clever diamond-heist thriller set in swinging 1960s London.


Veteran actor SIR MICHAEL CAINE has given Hollywood actress CHARLIZE THERON advice about making movies - she must not allow her serious roles to bring her down.The Monster star is known for choosing gritty roles with serious storylines most recently starring in In The Valley Of Elah as a female detective facing discrimination in war-torn
Sir Michael Caine refuses to make New Year's resolutions because he is "too old".

The 74-year-old Hollywood star is past caring about what he will achieve in the future, and believes people should concentrate on the present.
SIR MICHAEL CAINE believes JUDE LAW attracts criticism because he has a ‘perfect life’.The British actor is convinced the main reason for Law’s recent critical maulings - which have been targetted at his roles in 1960s remakes Alfie and Sleuth - is down to jealousy.He says, "He’s rich, he’s famous and he gets all the
Michael Caine hates movie remakes because they "lack imagination." The British actor has seen many of the movies he originally appeared in be remade, including Get Carter and Alfie, and he believes new adaptations of old films are just lazy.


Jude Law and Sir Michael Caine braved freezing temperatures to attend the UK premiere of "Sleuth" in London yesterday.

The two British stars greeted hundreds of screaming fans who had turned out to meet their idols, despite biting winds and pelting rain.
Veteran actor Michael Caine's last memory of collecting unemployment benefit as a younger man was seeing Sean Connery two places in front of him.


JUDE LAW has played down reports he wants to be the next SIR MICHAEL CAINE despite reprising two of the veteran actor’s iconic roles.The British star played Alfie in the remake of the 1966 film of the same name, and is set to star in a remake of 1972 thriller Sleuth alongside Caine himself.But Law
SIR MICHAEL CAINE was a strict father when his daughters were growing up because he wanted to protect them from womanising men like he used to be.The Batman Begins star had a reputation as a notorious ladies’ man in the 1960s, an image he has struggled to shake off ever since.And Caine admits he was
SIR MICHAEL CAINE once awoke to find a ghost glowing in the dark - only to realise the phantom was actually a plate of smoked haddock.As a child growing up in London, Caine’s father insisted the future actor leave his bedroom window open at night to let fresh air in, and because the room was
Movie veteran MICHAEL CAINE has a trick to picking film roles - he only reads the first and last pages of the script to see if a movie is worth making.The Alfie star, 74, receives so many scripts he has had to find a way of getting through them quickly - and deciding which films
KENNETH BRANAGH has urged cinemagoers checking out a SIR MICHAEL CAINE film to visit the toilet before the opening credits - because the veteran actor hates it when anyone leaves their seat during one of his movies.The British filmmaker, who recently directed Caine in a remake of thriller Sleuth, reveals the star takes it personally
Michael Caine has turned his country retreat in England into a high-tech fortress - not unlike the one his dastardly character lives in the Sleuth remake.


MICHAEL CAINE has turned his country retreat in England into a high-tech fortress - not unlike the one his dastardly character lives in the SLEUTH remake.In the new Kenneth Branagh thriller, Caine plays paranoid millionaire Andrew Wyke, who wires up his home to catch a crook, Jude Law - and though the veteran actor isn’t