This podcast episode features Michael Caine and Robert Duvall, two iconic actors who share their personal experiences and philosophies about acting, revealing how class, authenticity, and personal challenges shaped their careers. Caine discusses how his Cockney accent initially limited his theater opportunities but ultimately became an asset in film, while he emphasizes the importance of naturalistic performance in acting. Duvall reflects on his early career, the impact of harsh critiques, and his memorable roles that have left a lasting legacy in cinema, illustrating the diverse paths and struggles that both actors faced in their journeys.
