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Why Michael Caine Was "Terrified" of Heath Ledger on ‘The Dark Knight’ Set
- Michael Caine reflects on filming The Dark Knight with Heath Ledger, stating he was "terrified" of Ledger's chilling performance as the Joker.
- Caine noted that Ledger's impressive acting inspired others on set to "raise our game."
- Caine expressed that learning of Ledger's passing was "absolutely awful" and still makes him sad to think about.
- Heath Ledger, who passed away at 28 in January 2008, won a posthumous Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for his role in The Dark Knight, a performance for the ages.
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Michael Caine Explains His Approach To Alfred In ‘The Dark Knight’ Trilogy In New Memoir: “Alfred Needed To Be Very Tough Indeed”
Alfred (Michael Caine) tries to reason with Bruce (Christian Bale) in The Dark Knight (2008), Warner Bros. Pictures Michael Caine turned 92 this month and has a career, which he retired from, with many peaks and a few valleys behind him. He’s won awards over the years and worked with the most talented people in the world ever since the 1960s, but Caine is known best these days for his collaborations with Christopher Nolan and Christian Bale, sta…
Michael Caine Shared New Insight Into The “Intense” Aftermath Of Heath Ledger’s Death After They Worked Together On “The Dark Knight”
Heath died in January 2008, just six months before “The Dark Knight” was set to release in theaters that summer.View Entire Post ›
Michael Caine Recalls Being 'Terrified' Of Heath Ledger On Set Of 'The Dark Knight': 'He Was Chilling'
michael caine heath ledger Legendary actor Michael Caine recently released a new memoir titled Don’t Look Back, You’ll Trip Over: My Guide to Life, and in it, the two-time Academy Award-winning actor praised the performance of his late The Dark Knight co-star, Heath Ledger. Heath Ledger’s performance as Joker in The Dark Knight has been hailed as one of the best performances of the 21st century ever since the film was released in 2008. As one of…
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