Michael Caine's Rep Denies He's Retiring Despite the Actor's Recent Statement

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Don’t worry! Sir Michael Caine isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.

Sir Michael Caine has announced that his new film “Best Seller” will be his final screen performance — but is it really?

Michael Caine isn't going anywhere.The 88-year-old Oscar winner clarified his comments about his latest movie,, being his final film. On Friday, Caine's comments he made during an interview with BBC radio's went viral with headlines announcing his retirement.

Michael Caine said Friday on a BBC podcast that his newest film, Best Sellers, may be his last part, citing the pandemic, a lingering back issue and the lack of projects for “a leading man that’s 88.” But that’s not quite true, he clarified in a statement today.

Selome Hailu editorDespite his recent comments that Lina Roessler’s “Best Sellers” may end up being his last film, reps for Michael Caine confirmed to Variety that the actor is not retiring.In fact, sources close to Caine said that he is currently reviewing two scripts for upcoming projects.Rumors about Caine’s retirement began to swirl on Friday, when the 88-year-old actor spoke about the state of his career on the BBC radio program “Kermode and Mayo’s Film Review.” “Funnily enough, it has turned out to be my last part, really,” he said of his role in “Best Sellers.” “Because I haven’t worked for two years, and I have a spine problem which affects my leg, so I can’t walk very well.”Caine continued: “And I also wrote a book, a couple of

Michael Caine's Hollywood career is coming to a close. The award-winning actor, who is 88, announced on Friday on BBC Radio's "Kermode and Mayo's Film Review" that he is retiring from acting.

Sir Michael Caine has announced that his new film “Best Seller” will be his final screen performance — but is it really?

supports HTML5 videoSir Michael Caine has said he’s retiring from acting after his next film, and has swiftly broken everyone’s hearts.The legendary actor opened up about his health and new career as a writer, admitting his upcoming flick, Best Sellers, will very likely be his last film.‘I got this alcoholic part and, funnily enough, it has turned out to be my last part, really,’ he said. ‘Because I haven’t worked for two years and I have a spine problem which affects my legs so I can’t walk very well.‘And I also wrote a book – a couple of books – which were published and were successful.

the BBC’s Simon Mayo that his role in upcoming film Best Sellers would be his “last part”.He said: “Funnily enough, it has turned out to be my last part, really…I haven’t worked for two years and I have a spine problem which affects my legs so I can’t walk very well,” Caine told Mayo.“And I also wrote a couple of books which were published and were successful, so I’m now not an actor I’m a writer.”“There’s not exactly scripts pouring out with a leading man who’s 88,” Caine added.However now, according to TheWrap, Caine’s representatives have since clarified that he hasn’t retired with Caine seemingly simply meaning that his days as a leading actor are behind him, and not future roles.NME have reached out to representatives of Caine for

Sir Michael Caine announced in an interview this week that he is probably retiring from acting now at the age of 88.The legendary screen star was appearing on BBC Radio 5to promote his latest movie Best Sellers co-starring Aubrey Plaza.He referred to the film as 'my last part, really,' noting that he has limited mobility and adding: 'There's not exactly scripts pouring in for a leading man that's 88, you know?' Bowing out: Sir Michael Caine announced in an interview this week that he is probably retiring from acting now at the age of 88; pictured this August at the Karlovy Vary film festivalSir Michael, who began acting in 1953 when he took a job at a repertory company in West Sussex, said that 'I haven't worked for two years and I have a

Michael Caine has announced his retirement from acting.

The acting world will no longer see one of its greats on screen.