Henry Cavill shares a new look at his work on The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, his Man From UNCLE reunion movie with director Guy Ritchie.
Nearly two months after filming kicked off, Henry Cavill has shared a new look from The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. The upcoming film marks a reunion between Cavill and director Guy Ritchie, with the two having previously worked together on the similar period genre thriller The Man From UNCLE, itself an adaptation of the '60s TV show of the same name. Though a box office bomb at the time of its release, the 2015 film has since garnered a cult following and led to calls for a sequel.
The image, as seen above, sees Cavill sitting alongside The Man From UNCLE director Guy Ritchie on board the ship seen in Cavill's previous post. The caption indicates that Cavill will be playing a character named Gus, while its labeling of Ritchie as "The Governor" could either point towards the director playing a role in the film, or just getting the leadership title as part of his job.
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