Michael Caine, the acclaimed British actor behind iconic roles in films like Alfie, shares insights on the power of voice and the challenges of intimacy in film. He reveals why raising one's voice isn't necessary to command presence and shares his disdain for love scenes. Robert Duvall, the versatile American star of classics like The Godfather, reminisces about his unforgettable character Tom Hagen and the pressure of delivering powerful lines in Apocalypse Now. Together, they explore acting's intricate dance between authenticity and performance.

Michael Caine, Sly Stallone, and Pele star in a film that combines football and war. They discuss Pele's acting career, Sly's football skills, and a Rom Com sequel. Also, they question the whereabouts of Steve McQueen. The podcast explores the unexpected cast, surprising performances, and inconsistencies in the movie, as well as the complexities of playing for one's country in football. They also discuss secondary characters and suggest alternative genres for a football film.