Michael Caine’s Incredible Encounter With John Wayne | The Graham Norton Show 

David Niven? Worst James Bond ever!

Heard David Niven would tip all the luggage handlers and workers at the airport - first class all the way.

@@jamiestewart48 Definitely not. That accolade without doubt has to go to George Lazenby. THE worst and most wooden James Bond ever.

David niven. What a man.xx

@@jamiestewart48 What on Earth are you talking about? David Niven was never James Bond.

John Wayne was the biggest He-man star to come along after WWII. Kinda like Arnold palmer was to golf. People were in awe, in spite of the fact he was a crappy actor, her was an Icon of Americana

Or disgusted by his rascism

@@jonylawson73 true

@@jonylawson73 oh wow you heard he was a rascist about a year ago i guess ... news flash the world has changed every decade or so since the beginning of time and things were different back then.

@@jimmason8502 excuse me he was not a crappy actor he was a great actor why do you think he lasted in the business for so long by mistake you started by making a nice comment then you ruined it

advise.

“Advice.” You advise someone to eat their vegetables. The advice he gave, was that I should eat my vegetables.

Paul Seager Great sense of humor too... he once said being at an awards ceremony where they are showing his life's work in chronological order on the big screen is like watching his face melt

oldER.

With actors as talented as he is getting old doesn't mean less work, he no longer gets the roles of the young man women fall in love with like in Alfie so he plays older characters and does so with the same brilliance he had 50+ years ago.

No he isn't - he's just a very good actor. Nothing or no one with a shelf life can be considered a national treasure. By the way: which nation are you speaking of - The USA or the UK?

Don't be rediculous

He was an open white supremacist and racist, and those r literally Wayne’s own words

Sometimes even a son!

And Chris Pine has been around Hollywood royalty for his entire life, buit he's still impressed with Caine.

@@whiplash8277 I got to meet Sally, she's a gracious and witty lady. Admiration through the roof for her.

So one could say he is PINING over Michael Caine!! Ill see myself out

Legends, all, 'tis true.

I went to see roger moore in a evening with, he came on stage he never even said hello, what a let down never meet your heroes they let you down. I hope he rots in hell.

@@phillipbooth5378 You do know that not everything revolves around you?

The 3 of them where all jobbing actors so did A lot of work together,

Christ, to have been a fly on the wall when those legends were togethor!

May that day never arrive.

He went to my school. He hated the place. A man with good taste.

Michael Caine: "I'm not dead yet! I don't want to go on the cart!"

Absolute gentleman 👍

Yeah, Zulu, Get Carter and Gambit my faves.

@Dave Jon Numez Nonsense 🤣

Infamous?

I agree and he is a wonderful raconteur, I could listen to him for hours!!!

It's a shame that accent is dying out in London. You have to go to Stevenage or somewhere to hear Cockney now

BHuang92 about the pee?

BHuang92 he’s uncle of Bruce Wayne.

Dude

a nazi

Nope, look it up. He applied to the Naval Academy but was turned down@Roger Martin

To bad he’s a nazi

John Wayne is great. The people complaining are jealous. Been on a John Wayne movie binge that past few months. Stagecoach is well worth anyone's time.

Huge Duke fan, despite being a big lefty. I’m one of the few who seems to put political stuff to the side when it comes to liking people.

@@eriscreations8558 The people that complain about Wayne's politically incorrect views are the same ones that support sickos like Stephen King & Mark Hamill for praising Brandon's racist history.

I love John Wayne too. You cant think of USA or American icon without him. Its kinda like Americans feels about George Washington, despite the flaws its impossible without these people interms of American cultural icons

i agree jack , even playing a humble butler in the batman movies , my eyes were on him , graet actor , graet stories and a delight to listen too

Instead of trying to compete on social media for most mawkish and self-referential outpouring, even so far as anticipating someone's death, how about learning the meaning of dignity.

Yes. I remember he had to face racism because of oppisition to his marriage with the Hindu beauty Shakira.

@@raymondfrye5017Shakira wasn’t the first - he was with Minda Feliciano AND Bianca Jagger - before she was married of course

Yup, he was really impressed with Ron Howard when they worked on The Shootist.

A generous actor.

He also knew how to stop a spar… ; )

Same here, great reading

The Man Who Would Be King - Superb film. Caine and Connery, an unstoppable combination.

Lee was in the original SAS and still visits the barracks

@@andrewmerner7928 Christopher Lee died five years ago, I know he played Dracula but I'd be very worried if he were still visiting the barracks of the SAS.

@voteDC .I was thinking in the past tense but didn't make myself clear. Sorry for any confusion

a star already yet he rode a bike, wow

That's the version I heard decades ago.

One of my favorite movies of all time

That's such a screwed up story how men just do gross things like that. Like why? You hate the guy? Or just you know the guy won't hit you?

@@thejanusproject32 You must be a PC brought up millennial. :(

@@thejanusproject32 It's because the man turned to him in surprise and the pee stream turned with him. It's not on purpose

Great film

Secondhand Lions is an amazing movie

Now boys. You're fixin' to let those teenage hormones get you into a world o' trouble.

Underrated movie

The Texan and the East London Cockney are very similar in real life. Their attitudes towards everything is very similar lol

He's a good actor, but I'm not sure why you think he has a great mind. I suppose he once played Sherlock Holmes, lol.

@@JackSmith-hx8zhgreat mind in the sense that he's very convincing.

In a hotel lobby yet.

he was a racist pig

John Wayne had a 3 year affair with Marlene Dietrich .

I do love My Cocaine

Has My Cocaine arrived?

Yeah, its in the toilet. :-0

Please youtube Peter O tool best story ever. He's on letterman you'll love it.

Seriously? You need to get out more.

thanks for the reply, welcome to the internet

thank you @Isaac Lewinson Vlogs

Then you must read and/or hear some bloody boring stories.

Indeedy !

Was she fine back in the day?

@@shashwatmaurya9060 Top drawer mate, check her out in Smokey and the bandit.

They did a movie together back in 1979 called Beyond the Poseidon Adventure, they were both great in that too! I've been a big fan of Michael Caine since I saw him in The Swarm in 1978 when I was 10, he is still my favorite too!

@@shashwatmaurya9060 ...My husband said that is why he married me LOL...he had such a crush on her when he was a kid and when he saw me he thought I was her LOL! A lot of people say that. I am about 20 yrs younger than her but if I look that good at 70 (Which she is) I wont complain!!!!

He did not serve in WW 2 when many Hollywood icons did. Makes his words about service, duty and honor sound hollow.

@@ladraper7134 thirty something years old shoulder injury flat feet hearing injury not really equipt to fight at his age

@@stevelamberto5424 He did most of his own stunts. Healthy enough for that.

What stunts?

​@@ladraper7134 Get some facts into yourself, bubba. Wayne was 34 years old during 1941 which was problematic for service. John Wayne registered for the draft and was anxious to serve his country. His family status, his age, his injury from his college days, and even his movie studio (which threatened legal action over Wayne's multiple attempts to enlist after he was deferred) all worked against his uniformed service. He repeatedly tried to serve. He received a 3A (family, or "Deferred for dependency reasons") deferment for military service in 1943 and then a "Deferred, aged 28 or over" deferment (1H) in 1945. Wayne did not put in for any deferment, either, the studio did it to him as he was their main star. John Wayne answered the call to duty but was rejected, and _repeatedly_ tried to use his connection with John Ford (director and Commander USNR) to allow Wayne to enlist. He also felt guilt and remorse about not being able to serve. Wayne contributed what he could by his profession and his demeanor and his love of country. You're flipping bullpatties about John Wayne, son.

And five decades later he's still a star. Amazing career.

@@dlxmarks Indeed

To make that happen many big egos would have to be set aside. Their career spans did not overlap very well either.

​@mightymikethebear They did overlap, but it was such a small window of time in the 70's. Wayne & Caine or Wayne & Eastwood had a bigger window to work together.

Difference of opinion…racism isn’t an opinion. 1971 Playboy John Wayne said he believed in white supremacy and went on to say the most racist things about Native Americans and Blacks. In 1973 he had to be held back by security from harming Sacheen Littlefeather. Bigotry is not, has never been, and will never be an opinion.

I think I look a bit like a Michael but a lot more handsome....love Mick love me😃😃😃

Not that there's anything wrong with that.

@@mikearchibald744 no one said there was anything wrong with it

And then you woke up and Nicole was all over you and kissing you everywhere.

I don't believe that at all.

My guess is that your dad was the kind of man whom John Wayne would take a shine to. Someone who kept his mouth shut.

Not a lot of people know that not a lot of people know that not a lot of people know that.. ERROR. STACK OVERFLOW.

He did in the end. Educating Rita? Maybe. But he has said it in a film. Even tho it was an invented phrase by an impressionist.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4z8OcniWU-Y.html 1:14:00. "Not many people know that"

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DByoKqj72KQ.html

Peter Sellers claimed credit for that in an interview with Michael Parkinson.

Still I prefer Clint)

Wayne would tell you he was just a man.

@Aber man cept. She wasnt a first nation, she was a Mexican lmfao