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04-04-02
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ShowBiz
Ireland On Set with The Actors...
Oscar
winning actor Michael Caine took time out yesterday
to talk exclusively to ShowBizIreland.com on
the set of his current film, The Actors, shooting
in Dublin.
Alongside
Caine is the BAFTA award winning Irish comedian
Dylan Moran, who plays Caine's sidekick in
the movie.
The
Actors: Dylan Moran & Michael Caine
Irish
playwright Conor McPherson, who also wrote
in the script for the movie, is also directing the
movie.
Speaking about filming Caine said that working with
Dylan was easy to say the least, even though it is
only one of his first big roles.
"It's easy to work with this fellow. He is really
good", Caine admitted. However, Dylan joked that working
with Caine was taking its toll after all it was Caine's
126th movie: "It's
a nightmare. Nobody is talking to anyone on the set.
There is a lot of arguing."
Michael
Caine
Caine insisted however that he himself was the real
star of the film saying, "I am only here to cover
for Dylan. You are only supposed to talk to me and
not to him. I'm the upbeat one."
Dylan
however intervened and said "I think Michael has a
lot of potential and if he plays his cards right he
has a real future in film acting."
"Yes,
I do try my best." Caine replied.
Dylan
Moran
Caine also spoke about the full story of the film.
"Its about two actors in a company in Dublin who are
broke and they steal some money off some gangsters.
And it's their efforts basically to give it back after
as they are so scared. So, being actors they resort
to all kinds of disguises and from then it becomes
a comic chaos. It's very funny. It was the script
first that attracted me to the role and the part was
a wonderful as I get to play Richard the third which
I would never do in real life."
Full
Set of Photos from the set below: