The film is based on the book of the same name by war correspondent and military historian Damien Lewis, the film’s script is written by Paul Tamasy, Eric Johnson, Arash Amel and Ritchie.
Lionsgate presented the first trailer for the new film Guy Ritchie about World War II, “The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare”starring Henry Cavill (“The Witcher”), Alan Ritchson (“Reacher”), Eiza Gonzalez (“Ambulance”), Henry Golding (“Snake Eyes”), Alex Pettyfer, Cary Elwes and more. The film will be released in theaters in April.
What The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare is about
Billed as a “shocking true story,” the action-spy comedy is inspired by true events about the secret World War II combat organization of UK Prime Minister Winston Churchill and James Bond author Ian Fleming. . The synopsis reads: “This clandestine squad’s unconventional and totally ‘ungentlemanly’ fighting techniques against the Nazis significantly changed the course of the war and gave rise to the modern Black Ops unit.”
The trailer shows the formation of the team, with Cavill’s character forming a covert group of Nazi assassins. “You won’t like them,” he tells Elwes’ character. “All are bad”. In a gory montage, undercover agents go on a Nazi killing spree, while Cavill’s character gleefully sticks out his tongue as he unloads rounds of bullets.
Based on the book of the same name by the war correspondent and military historian Damien Lewisthe film’s script is written by Paul Tamasy, Eric Johnson, Arash Amel and Ritchie. The project was started by Tamasy and Johnson and sold as a pitch to Bruckheimer and Paramount in 2015.
Bruckheimer produces with Chad Oman, Ivan Atkinson (Ritchie’s producing partner) and John Friedberg for Black Bear International. Scott Lastaiti, Olga Filipuk, Damien Lewis and Tamasy and Johnson are executive producers.
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