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Acting and music legends' £15m mansions for sale in Oxfordshire
An acting legend and a music icon's mansions are for sale in Oxfordshire for more than £15m combined.
The two former homes of a pair of celebrities are now available to buy in the county at eye-watering prices.
Actor Michael Caine has starred in Battle of Britain, The Italian Job, The Eagle Has Landed, and The Muppets Christmas Carol over the years.
The 92-year-old also famously played Bruce Wayne's trusty butler Alfred Pennyworth in Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy.
READ MORE: Pop legend's £5.25m Oxfordshire mansion with six bedrooms up for sale
Mr Caine previously owned Rectory Farm House in Church Lane, North Stoke near Wallingford, where he lived with his family from 1984 to 1999.
Michael Caine's £10m Oxfordshire mansion 'taken off open market'
Hollywood star Michael Caine's former £10m mansion in Oxfordshire has been taken off the open market.
The 92-year-old actor has starred in Battle of Britain, The Italian Job, The Eagle Has Landed, and The Muppets Christmas Carol over the years.
He also famously played Bruce Wayne's trusty butler Alfred Pennyworth in Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy.
Mr Caine previously owned Rectory Farm House in Church Lane, North Stoke near Wallingford, where he lived with his family from 1984 to 1999.
READ MORE: Pop legend's £5.25m Oxfordshire mansion with six bedrooms up for sale
It was sold by the movie star back in 2020 when it had been listed on the market for £6.95m.
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'Masterpiece' film based on classic book with acting royalty on BBC tonight | Films | Entertainment
A cinematic masterpiece hailed as 'one of the greatest films ever made' and 'an absolute banger' graces BBC4 screens this evening.
Helmed by John Huston, The Man Who Would Be King arrived in cinemas in 1975 as a sweeping adventure adapted from Rudyard Kipling's literary work, featuring Sean Connery and Michael Caine in the roles of Danny Dravot and Peachy Carnehan.
The duo portray British military officers serving in India who, weary of their regimented existence, venture into the remote region of Kafiristan, where locals eventually welcome and worship them as leaders.
Following a chain of misinterpretations, the inhabitants mistake Dravot for a deity, though the pair's elaborate ruse proves unsustainable.
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