Michael Kane Retirement News Rejected / It’s Not Home
Representatives of the veteran British actor announced that he will not retire after the movie “Bestsellers”.
Theater News Base: Representatives of the 88-year-old British actor Michael Kane have denied reports that he is retiring.
In this way, we will not see the screening of his latest film yet.
It is said that while the legendary actor said on Friday that the comedy drama “Bestsellers” will be his last film, he has not announced that he will retire completely.
“I had not worked for two years and I have a spinal problem and it affects my legs and I can not walk well, so the ‘best sellers’ was my last job,” he said.
“But I will not retire and I have written several books, all of which have been successful, so now I am not an actor but a writer,” he said.
Of course, his answer is likely to be mischievous, and he only means to play the main roles, because, as he emphasized, there are fewer scripts for an 88-year-old man.
At the same time, Michael Caine was expected to star in Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer.” He starred in all of Nolan’s films and even voiced Dunkirk, a war drama.
Kane’s representatives have also emphasized that this is how his career is perceived, but that is not all.
Kane has been an actor since 1950 and has acted in more than 130 films. He has won Oscars for “Hannah and Her Sisters” and “Cider House Rules” and has been nominated for four more Oscars.