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Sir Michael Caine, pictured here under a thing saying what he was worth, but this was before the accident that deprived him of his catchy phrases.
 
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Showbiz news with globe-trotting dandy Morris Trotter. Morris's fourth novel, Spastic Messiah, is still available in some shops.
Caine unable.

News hit locals smack in the Beak Street area last week completely in their unknowing ears as they heard of the terrible tragedy that happened to one of its dearest loved and nearest living residents.

Famous film star acting man Michael Caine is quite rightly said to have hit his whitely-haired head and is unable to remember his famous catchphrase after falling off some ladders in his roof garden on the corner of streets Beak and Lexington.

Eye-witness and ex-neighbour Joe Mangle said he saw Mr Caine up some pairs of ladders trimming his award-winning sunflower with some pinking shears. It is thought that he was standing on one of the rungs of the ladder, and then he wasn’t, and that’s when the accident is said to have taken place.

The hugely be-spectacled actor, who became cock of the hoot in the swingling sixties staring in such films as That Git Carter and The Italian Stallion has apparently hit the bone underneath his hair quite permanently and is suffering from what doctors are calling an amnesia.

Speaking to us from his private ward in the Royal Headly-Achington Hospital in nearby Brewer Street an upset Mr Caine had this to say: “My career is in ruins. I was famous for saying ‘My name is Michael Caine’ but now I’ve forgotten how to.”

 
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