Michael Caine, 92, ‘comes out of retirement as he’s set to reprise his role as a priest in The Last Witch Hunter 2’

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Michael Caine is said to make another appearance in the limelight, taking on his role as a priest again for Vin Diesel’s upcoming sequel, titled The Last Witch Hunter 2.

The legendary 92-year-old figure from the Hollywood scene has chosen to emerge from retirement for a final assignment, having opted to bid farewell to the glamour and fame permanently in 2023.

In 2023, the actor, known for his roles in more than 180 films, officially announced his retirement, marking the end of an illustrious seven-decade career.

Michael explained his decision came after he concluded that ‘you don’t have leading men at 90.’

As a lifestyle aficionado, I’ve often hinted at my impending retirement, and now, with great pleasure, I can confirm that the day has finally arrived. I’m relishing this new phase of life with anticipation and enthusiasm.

Reflecting on my past success where I was the main character and received outstanding feedback, I wonder what I can accomplish next that will surpass that achievement.

As reported by Variety, the sequel for The Last Witch Hunter is swiftly moving forward in its development stages at Lionsgate and Diesel’s production company, One Race Films.

In 2015, I stepped into the shoes of Father Dolan, a devoted clergyman who stands alongside Kaulder, a mighty warrior, in a relentless battle against a sinister witch queen to halt a deadly plague.

Vin is already confirmed to return as lead character. 

Daily Mail has contacted Michael’s representatives for comment. 

As a devoted admirer, I can share that although Michael’s comeback role isn’t confirmed yet, I had the pleasure of seeing him sharing a meal with his long-standing buddy and previous on-screen partner, Vin, in London back in July.

For the first time after transitioning from a Zimmer frame to a wheelchair, Michael was spotted with an upbeat demeanor, with Vin gently guiding him in the wheelchair.

In an upcoming documentary, we’ll feature the legendary talent at lunchtime, which was captured on camera for the film. You might spot a tripod-mounted camera nearby the table during the meal.

Or alternatively,

The lunch of the renowned talent will be showcased in an upcoming documentary. There was a camera positioned on a tripod close to the table during the meal, recording the event for the film.

On June 30th, Vin publicly disclosed the project through an Instagram post, where he conveyed his deep affection for Michael, referring to their enduring bond as one that offers both healing and love.

The specifics of the project are still unknown, but Vin looks forward to disclosing additional details about it at a later time.

1953 marked the beginning of Michael’s stage career, while he made his film debut in 1956. Over the years, he took on numerous minor roles, some even without credit.

In the 1960s, the actor became well-known for his performances in the films “Zulu” (1964), “The Ipcress File” (1965), “Alfie” (1966), and “The Italian Job” (1969).

Or simply:

He achieved fame in the 1960s through his roles in “Zulu” (1964), “The Ipcress File” (1965), “Alfie” (1966), and “The Italian Job” (1969).

1. He was awarded Academy Awards in the category of Best Supporting Actor, once for his role in Hannah and Her Sisters (1986), and another time for The Cider House Rules (1999).

2. In 1986 and 1999 respectively, he received Academy Awards as Best Supporting Actor for his work in the films Hannah and Her Sisters and The Cider House Rules.

3. He won two Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actor; one for his performance in Hannah and Her Sisters (1986), and another for The Cider House Rules (1999).

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2025-09-10 12:03