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An extraordinary copy of Sir Michael Caine’s autobiography, ‘What’s It All About’, inscribed by the author to James Bond himself, fellow screen legend Sir Sean Connery and his wife, Micheline. The title page bears the touching inscription:
“To Sean and Micheline – With love and friendship, Michael.”
This deeply personal inscription offers a rare insight into the private camaraderie between two of Britain’s most revered actors. Caine and Connery shared both a professional rapport—most notably in The Man Who Would Be King (1975)—and a lifelong friendship. Books inscribed by Caine to Connery are of the utmost rarity and seldom appear on the market.
The present volume with light wear and missing dust jacket, stands as a unique piece of memorabilia, connecting two titans of 20th-century cinema. A remarkable artefact for collectors of Hollywood memorabilia and a rare opportunity to acquire an item owned by Connery.
**Provenance:** From the private collection of the Connery family (gifted directly by the author) and obtained during the Connery Marbella house clearence.
Accompanied with our certificate of authenticity
£1,225.00
1 in stock