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A warm, wise and funny guide to life from one of Britain's best-loved actors: perfect for all film lovers

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'Michael had me feeling nostalgic, brought a tear to my eyes and made me laugh out loud.'

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I love autobiographies and Michael Caine is just a pleasure to read about. No pretenses - all real and enjoyable.

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