The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare

The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare (2024)

Timing: 2:0 (120 min)

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Photo 102

Actors and characters

Release date

2024-04-18

Country

Turkey, United Kingdom, United States, Russia

Production

Jerry Bruckheimer Films, Lionsgate, Toff Guy Films, AZ Celtic Films, Black Bear Pictures, Plus Studio

Genre

War, Drama, Action, Comedy, History, Thriller

Budget

$60 000 000

Revenue

$29 768 915

Website

https://www.theministryofungentlemanlywarfare.movie/

Director

Guy Ritchie

Actors

Henry Cavill, Eiza González, Alan Ritchson, Henry Golding, Cary Elwes, Alex Pettyfer, Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Babs Olusanmokun, Til Schweiger, Freddie Fox
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Scenario

Producer

Jerry Bruckheimer, Chad Oman, John Friedberg, Ivan Atkinson, Guy Ritchie, Scott LaStaiti, Paul Tamasy, Eric Johnson, Ivan Atkinson, Olga Filipuk

Operator

Ed Wild

Composer

Chris Benstead

Artist

Matilda Beard, Ahmet Karataş, Adrian Makarewicz

Audition

Dan Hubbard

Editing

James Herbert
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• The book on which the film is based tells the story of a real secret military unit that operated during World War II under the leadership of Winston Churchill.
• Gus March-Phillips, played by Henry Cavill, was one of those who inspired Ian Fleming to create James Bond.
• Filming began on February 13th in Antalya and ended in April 2023.
• As part of preparation for filming, Eise Gonzales, who played Marjorie Stewart, had to learn to speak and sing in German. In addition, the script required her to speak Italian and French.
• The cruiser of the Royal Navy shown in the film is a light armored deck cruiser of the 'Weymouth' type (also referred to as the 'Town' type, since all four cruisers initially built were named after cities). The film features 'Belfast', the last of the surviving ships of this type. Today, it is moored on the Thames and serves as a museum.
• The Royal Navy cruiser shown in the film is a Weymouth-class light armored deck cruiser (also referred to as the Town-class, as all four initially built cruisers were named after cities). The film features "Belfast", the last surviving ship of this type. Today, it is moored on the Thames and serves as a museum.