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Michael Caine Returns for “The Last Witch Hunter 2

Michael caine Returns for ‘Last ⁤Witch ⁢Hunter’ Sequel, Defying Retirement Claims

Los Angeles, CA – Michael‍ Caine is set to reprise his role as ⁣Kaulder in a sequel to the 2015 fantasy action film⁣ The Last Witch Hunter, effectively emerging‌ from⁤ retirement once again. The news arrives as a surprise, given Caine’s repeated pronouncements ⁢over ‍the past several years that he had stepped away from acting.

Caine, 91, had previously indicated ⁤ The last Witch Hunter might be his final film, telling BBC Radio 4’s Today programme in 2023, “I’ve figured, I’ve had ⁤a picture ‌where I’ve⁢ played the lead and it’s⁣ got amazing⁢ reviews. The only parts I’m likely to get now are old men, 90-year-old men, maybe 85. And I thought, ‘Well, I might as well leave with all this – I’ve got wonderful⁤ reviews. What have​ I got ​to beat ‌this?'” ‍However, he also expressed uncertainty, questioning‍ his ability to continue memorizing lines and enjoying the demands of filmmaking.”No! But the point is, can you do it? Can ‌you⁤ remember all the lines? I’ve‌ got used​ to not working and staying in bed till 11am and‌ staying out late at night. I love it.”

The original The Last⁢ Witch ⁣Hunter, ⁤starring alongside Vin ​Diesel,​ garnered mixed reviews but proved ⁣successful internationally and has found a continued audience on streaming platforms, including Netflix, where it was reported⁣ as one of their most-watched titles last year. Details⁣ regarding ‌the sequel’s plot and release date remain undisclosed.

Caine’s previous attempts at retirement have been similarly punctuated by⁣ reconsiderations. In 2019, he announced a role as Charles Darwin in a film project that ultimately did not⁣ materialize. Despite a ⁤two-year absence from the screen,Caine has remained active in the public sphere through‌ writing thrillers,publishing his memoir,and engaging on social media. his return to acting joins a trend of veteran performers revisiting their careers, as exemplified by Daniel Day-Lewis’s upcoming film Anemone, his first in eight years.

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