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Richard Crouse interviews Michael Caine in 2009 regarding the movie "Harry Brown."
"I always said I come from the slums," says Caine of the E&C neighborhood where he was born, "and I do, but when I went back I didn't realize how lucky I was. Because when we were shooting late at night, I'd talk to the neighbourhood boys and I realized I was quite lucky because I had two thing they didn't have: I had a happy family life and I got an education. So I had two valuable things they didn't have, and one thing they did have that I didn't. That was drugs."
Richard Crouse interviews Michael Caine in 2009 regarding the movie "Harry Brown."
"I always said I come from the slums," says Caine of the E&C neighborhood where he was born, "and I do, but when I went back I didn't realize how lucky I was. Because when we were shooting late at night, I'd talk to the neighbourhood boys and I realized I was quite lucky because I had two thing they didn't have: I had a happy family life and I got an education. So I had two valuable things they didn't have, and one thing they did have that I didn't. That was drugs."
