Caine is contemplating reprising his 2015 role as Dolan, a priest aiding Diesel's character in stopping a witch-induced plague, despite having announced his retirement in October 2023.

His recent film 'The Great Escaper' received positive reviews, and he has stayed in the public eye through writing and social media, though he hasn't appeared on screen for two years.

Sir Michael Caine, aged 92, is reportedly returning from retirement to star in a sequel to 'The Last Witch Hunter' alongside Vin Diesel, with production being fast-tracked by Lionsgate and One Race Films.

Caine and Diesel share a close friendship that spans over thirty years, with Diesel expressing admiration for Caine's mentorship and describing him as having a 'big heart'.

The original 'The Last Witch Hunter' was released in 2015, grossed over $119 million internationally, and gained a cult following despite mixed reviews, which likely motivated the sequel.

The sequel is based on Diesel's Dungeons & Dragons campaigns and is directed by Breck Eisner, though no official start date or casting details have been announced.

Caine's career began in the 1950s, and he has won two Academy Awards, with notable roles in classics and collaborations with Christopher Nolan, including 'The Dark Knight' trilogy.

While Caine has expressed mixed feelings about retiring, he remains open to acting, especially if the script is compelling, and has hinted that a film about Charles Darwin might be his last, though it never materialized.

Recent viral photos of Diesel and Caine together suggest that their reunion for the sequel is likely, highlighting their strong friendship and Diesel’s affection for his 'film-found family'.

No official release date or detailed casting information for the sequel has been disclosed, and Caine has not publicly confirmed his participation.

The original film was criticized for its plot and CGI, but it remains popular among fans, and the upcoming sequel is driven by the film’s enduring popularity.

The original film, which featured Caine as Diesel’s mentor, had a modest domestic gross of $27 million but performed strongly worldwide, and its popularity on streaming platforms like Netflix continues to grow.