Michael Caine

Charming, engaging, and surprisingly forthright, Michael Caine gives us his insider's view of Hollywood and the story of his brilliant second act… When he was in his late fifties, Michael Caine believed his glamorous, rags-to-riches Hollywood career had come to an end. The scripts being sent his way were worse and worse. When one script really disappointed, he called the producer to complain about the part. The producer said, "No, no, we don't want...

Matthew, a widowed American living in Paris, and Pauline, a free-spirited dance instructor, form an unlikely bond that provides what they each desperately need: someone to call family.

An executive at the London Diamond Corporation is frustrated after years of watching promotions go to only the men in the company. So with the help of a janitor, she tries to steal a hefty sum of diamonds.

The south of France... Two rival con men -- one is suave and sophisticated, the other is a third-rate American hustler -- make a wager. The first one who extracts $50,000 from the next woman they meet wins...and the other leaves town.

When political turmoil forces a British-Caribbean dictator to flee his island nation, he seeks refuge and hides with a rebellious teenage girl in suburban America.

Two failed actors decide to try to con a local gangster by pretending to be the people to whom he owes money.

An elderly ex-serviceman and widower looks to avenge his best friend's murder by doling out his own form of justice.

Alfie is the ultimate Ladykiller. He is wonderfully successful with women. He also rarely gets emotionally involved with them. He has a series of reversals in which his health is threatened, he has a child who is adopted by another man, gets a married woman pregnant and must procure an abortion for her, and when he decides to settle down is rejected for a younger man.

An aging writer and a struggling actor have a battle of wits over the writer's wife after the actor has stolen her heart. Based on a play "Wickedly entertaining! "--New York Observer "A tense, intelligent, superbly-performed tour-de-force by two great actors from two generations."--Jeffrey Lyons, NBC/Reel Talk