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Michael Caine introduces the BBC's Ken Russell Festival in 1968.
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A Dougie Hayward obsession
Michael Caine descibes his growing obsession with cleanliness and clothes
James Sherwood on Michael Caine's style
Describing Caine's exquisite screen suits from Dougie Hayward
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Michael Caine
Michael Caine's career has not only established him as one of Britain's most revered actors, but as a distinguished style icon. Classic films such as the Italian Job and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels made him synonymous with sharp dressing - and more recently he's adopted an immaculate butler's uniform as Alfred in the latest Batman movies. His love of fine tailoring extends offscreen and he's a Dougie Hayward obsessive.
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