Young Michael Caine Featured In KINGSMAN: THE SECRET SERVICE Deleted Scene
Some images have surfaced from a Kingsman: The Secret Service deleted scene, and they feature Michael Caine (The Dark Knight Rises) transformed into his younger 1970s self with the use of special effects, and the results are impressive to say the least. Check it out...
It's not clear how the scene you see below would have fit into Matthew Vaughn's Kingsman: The Secret Service, but comic book writer Mark Miller has confirmed their legitimacy as you can see below. They come from a VFX site (via Ain't It Cool) who specify that they "worked on the VFX for the movie including a complex sequence involving Michael Caine looking 40 years younger." I'd say they did a great job! The scene was obviously finished and cut from the theatrical version, so it will no doubt be included on the Blu-ray. It should be interesting to see what it involved anyway!
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