Sir Michael Caine has been nothing if not prolific throughout his career. The legendary actor has made over 130 movies and crammed numerous TV appearances in during his time as a screen icon.

While Sir Sean Connery’s James Bond romanticised the world of Cold War espionage, Sir Michael Caine’s spy films presented a more grounded and accurate portrayal of the intelligence services.

To describe Michael Caine as a British institution is an injustice to his often underrated acting talent. Although perhaps best known for his parts in films such as Alfie and The Italian Job ...

But after changing his name to Michael Caine in 1954, he worked his way to the top. Success didn’t come instantly—nothing good ever does. Caine spent years in uncredited roles in various British films ...

Retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Dan “Razin’” Caine is set to replace Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown as the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff pending confirmation by the Senate. Service members who ...

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