Henry Cavill Stars in Guy Ritchie’s Latest Action Film

Henry Cavill is back on the big screen, and fans of action films won’t want to miss his latest project, directed by the acclaimed Guy Ritchie. The film, titled The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, is inspired by real events from World War 2, where Cavill takes on the role of Gus March-Phillipps.

In this high-octane film, Cavill portrays a rogue intelligence agent who is picked by the government for a top-secret mission. His character is tasked with leading a group to the Nazi-occupied Island Fernando Po to disrupt the U-Boat supply lines that threaten America’s route to Europe.

Joining him in this daring escapade are Eiza González and Babs Olusanmokun, who help bring a mix of charm and action to the team as they take on the Nazis. The film promises plenty of shootouts and laughs, showcasing Ritchie’s knack for creating entertaining, albeit less serious, war stories.

Cavill’s character, March-Phillipps, is based on a real-life operative decorated for his daring feats. His portrayal captures a sense of adventure reminiscent of the beloved James Bond series, hinting at Cavill’s long-standing speculation as a potential Bond actor.

While the film may not adhere strictly to historical facts—resembling more of a Marvel superhero flick than a documentary—it provides an exciting mix of action and humor. It has been compared to Ritchie’s earlier works and indicates a fun ride through heavy gunfire and camaraderie.

Alan Ritchson stands out in his role as Anders, a Swedish sailor bringing a dose of dark comedy to the mix. Meanwhile, González’s segments are more focused on exposition, balancing the boys’ escapades with some intrigue of her own.

The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare has generated buzz with a positive audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. For those interested, the film is now available to stream for free, adding to the excitement surrounding its release and suggesting there may be more in store for Cavill beyond his superhero days.