Sir Michael Caine, CBE (born Maurice Joseph Micklewhite; 14 March 1933) is an English film actor and author. Caine has appeared in over one hundred films. He became well known for a number of popular and notable critically acclaimed performances, particularly in films such as Zulu (1964); The Ipcress File (1965); Alfie (1966); The Italian Job (1969); The Battle Of Britain (1969); Get Carter (1971); The Man Who Would Be King (1975); Educating...
Gracie is getting frustrated because she cannot get the hang of gliding while...
With the knee brace on, Bruce walks into the pool of water in the Bat Cave.
Alfred lectures Wayne, telling him that he is someone other than the Batman.
Alfred reveals something he decided to keep from Bruce over eight years ago.
Wayne has left The League of Shadows behind. Alfred picks him up in the jet.
Wayne has left The League of Shadows behind. Alfred picks him up in the jet. ...
Alfred struggles to get Rachel into the car. He explains her condition to the...
On an airstrip in Tibet, Alfred takes a step out of the plane and greets Wayn...
Alfred tells Bruce what's been said about Bane, preparing him to go up agains...
Victor tells Gracie all of the primping she will be doing over the next day t...
Gracie and Victor argue about each others' horrible attitudes towards each ot...
Alfred tells Bruce what's been said about Bane where he comes from.
Alfred brings up the letter that Rachel wrote that he concealed from Bruce.
Victor happily shows Gracie how to glide when he walks down the busy sidewalk.
Bruce provides details that illustrate that he and Selina have in common a de...
Alfred tells Bruce what's been said about Bane, and where he comes from.
Alfred is assisting Bruce build the Batcave and develop the Batman.
As one of Ra's' henchmen watches Wayne Manor burn, to make sure no one comes ...
Victor comments on Gracie's interview part of the competition. She gave a goo...
Alfred opens the curtains. Wayne complains, then gets up and starts doing pus...
Alfred tells Bruce what's been said about Bane, and where he comes from.
Alfred brings up the letter that Rachel wrote that he concealed from Bruce.
Alfred is trying to lift a burning beam off Wayne as he lies on the floor of ...
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