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* IHaveBoobsYouMustObey: Stewart was recruited into the mission in order to seduce the local Nazi commander in Fernando Po. It almost works but Stewart slips up and gives away her Jewish heritage to the Nazis.
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* IHaveBoobsYouMustObey: Stewart was recruited into the mission in order to seduce the local Nazi commander in Fernando Po. It almost works but Stewart slips up and gives away her Jewish heritage to the Nazis.Nazis... not that it matters, because [[ShowSomeLeg she shows off enough leg]] to distract him long enough to put a bullet in his head.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: After the ''Duchessa'' is dragged out of the harbor, both the ship's captain and the Fernando Po harbor master complain bitterly to Luhr. Tired of their complaints and feeling he doesn't need them anymore Luhr shoots both men.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: After the ''Duchessa'' is dragged out of the harbor, both the ship's captain and the Fernando Po harbor master complain bitterly to Luhr. Tired of their complaints and feeling he doesn't need them anymore anymore, [[BadBoss Luhr shoots both men.men]].
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* CompetencePorn: Phillips and his men are all very, ''very'' good at killing Nazis, rarely breaking a sweat while doing so - in fact, [[BloodKnight Lassen]] is the only one who elects to kill them at anything more strenuous than a leisurely stroll, with the others frequently electing to just walk along and nonchalantly mow them down by the dozens with silenced machine guns, generally [[CasualDangerDialogue chatting with each other]] in the process. And then there's Heron and Marjorie's scheme to subvert the Nazi forces in the port, which more or less goes splendidly.
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* CompetencePorn: Phillips and his men are all very, ''very'' good at killing Nazis, rarely breaking a sweat while doing so - in fact, [[BloodKnight Lassen]] is the only one who elects to kill them at anything any pace more strenuous than a leisurely stroll, with the others frequently electing to just walk along and nonchalantly mow them down by the dozens with silenced machine guns, generally [[CasualDangerDialogue chatting with each other]] in the process. And then there's Heron and Marjorie's scheme to subvert the Nazi forces in the port, which more or less goes splendidly.
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* SarcasticConfession: Marjorie tells Luhr that she actually admires the strength of the Jews and, in fact, is one herself, but then plays it off as a joke and calls them "greedy rats." Luhr doesn't catch on the truth until later.
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* ChekovsGun: Averted. When he picks up the German SS officer's longcoat and hat, you may be thinking that it's all part of Gus's plan to infiltrate as a Nazi soldier. But it turns out he just ''really'' liked the coat. [[spoiler: He does use it to get up close to three Nazi sailors in the end, but that's more for a lark than it is any kind of necessity or prior planning.]]
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* ChekovsGun: ChekhovsGun: Averted. When he picks up the German SS officer's longcoat and hat, you may be thinking that it's all part of Gus's plan to infiltrate as a Nazi soldier. But it turns out he just ''really'' liked the coat. [[spoiler: He does use it to get up close to three Nazi sailors in the end, but that's more for a lark than it is any kind of necessity or prior planning.]]
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* {{Expy}}: Mr. Heron, as an American running a nightclub/casino in West Africa during WW2, and becoming a spy against the Nazis, suggests what Rick Blaine may have done with himself after the events of ''Film/{{Casablanca}}''.
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* {{Expy}}: Mr. Heron, as an American running a nightclub/casino in West Africa during WW2, [=WW2=], and becoming a spy against the Nazis, suggests what Rick Blaine may have done with himself after the events of ''Film/{{Casablanca}}''.
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* GenreThrowback: A throwback to pulp fiction based on WW2 commandos, where daring, dashing rogues murder legions of mustache-twirling Nazis and have loads of fun while they're at it. Furthermore, it's the kind of bombastic spy operations that inspired Ian Fleming (who's depicted in the movie) to write Franchise/JamesBond.
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* GenreThrowback: A throwback to pulp fiction based on WW2 [=WW2=] commandos, where daring, dashing rogues murder legions of mustache-twirling Nazis and have loads of fun while they're at it. Furthermore, it's the kind of bombastic spy operations that inspired Ian Fleming (who's depicted in the movie) to write Franchise/JamesBond.
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* ChekovsGun: Averted. When he picks up the German SS officer's longcoat and hat, you may be thinking that it's all part of Gus's plan to infiltrate as a Nazi soldier. But it turns out he just ''really'' liked the coat. [[spoiler: He does use it to get up close to three Nazi sailors in the end, but that's more for a lark than it is any kind of necessity or prior planning.]]
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* EasyLogistics: The mission is about logistics for both sides of the war. The cargo ship ''Duchessa'' is carrying enough fuel, munitions, and [=CO2=] filters to keep the North Atlantic U-Boat fleet going for six months. Neutralizing it would significantly reduce how long and how far U-Boats can operate without returning to Europe, making it much easier for troops and supplies from North America to cross the Atlantic to England.
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* EasyLogistics: Averted. The mission is about logistics for both sides of the war. The cargo ship ''Duchessa'' is carrying enough fuel, munitions, and [=CO2=] filters to keep the North Atlantic U-Boat fleet going for six months. Neutralizing it would significantly reduce how long and how far U-Boats can operate without returning to Europe, making it much easier for troops and supplies from North America to cross the Atlantic to England.England.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Everyone on the team gets one.
** Gus March-Phillips is brought into a meeting with M and Ian Fleming as the titular expert in unconventional warfare. Despite being brought in chained up and looking thoroughly disreputable, he pours a drink of an expensive scotch, immediately grabs a box of matches, surreptitiously exchanges the matches for a much nicer lighter, and ends up walking out of the meeting with a new coat, implied to be ''M's'' coat, after expressing an interest in it. Within this single scene, it's clear that he's a man of distinguished tastes, prone to moments of whimsy, always looking for better things, and ''constantly'' keeping an eye out for things that he can potentially use later, like the matches. He is a MagnificentBastard and a charismatic master of the IndyPloy.
** Appleyard is introduced chained up in a Nazi garrison, with electric clamps on his very bloody nipples, and yet casually reacts to everything that's happening around him. He pieces together what March-Phillips needs almost immediately and he doesn't bother to ask to be released when all of his captors are dead, only asking for the battery that's ''still shocking him'' to be turned off as a passing thought. Apple is therefore ''incredibly'' tough and completely unflappable even when it seems like everything is against him, and has an uncanny ability to analyze a situation very quickly.
** Lassen is introduced as a ''huge'' yet effeminate sailor that has trouble acting scared when confronted with Nazi threats and danger, and springs into action instantly, inflicting horrible bloody death on any Nazi in his sights with only a knife. Lassen is a straight, stone-cold Nazi killer, but also the nicest guy you've ever met.
** Hayes barely even shows up in his introductory scene, hiding in concealment and going on to kill half a dozen Nazis with his suppressed Sten without even blinking. Hayes is competent and manages to achieve BeneathNotice with ease.
** Freddy shows up happily reporting success on having set explosives on the Nazi ship, during which he identified the powder room from ''underwater'', and notes that the explosion should be any second, and then it takes almost a minute of actual danger before the bomb goes off and destroys the frigate, at which point he looks like he's having the time of his life. Freddy loves making things go boom and is insanely competent at it, but his timing tends to be a little off. [[spoiler: This is crucial when the fuel tanks at Fernando Po go up ''much'' sooner than anticipated.]]
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Everyone on the team gets one.
** Gus March-Phillips is brought into a meeting with M and Ian Fleming as the titular expert in unconventional warfare. Despite being brought in chained up and looking thoroughly disreputable, he pours a drink of an expensive scotch, immediately grabs a box of matches, surreptitiously exchanges the matches for a much nicer lighter, and ends up walking out of the meeting with a new coat, implied to be ''M's'' coat, after expressing an interest in it. Within this single scene, it's clear that he's a man of distinguished tastes, prone to moments of whimsy, always looking for better things, and ''constantly'' keeping an eye out for things that he can potentially use later, like the matches. He is a MagnificentBastard and a charismatic master of the IndyPloy.
** Appleyard is introduced chained up in a Nazi garrison, with electric clamps on his very bloody nipples, and yet casually reacts to everything that's happening around him. He pieces together what March-Phillips needs almost immediately and he doesn't bother to ask to be released when all of his captors are dead, only asking for the battery that's ''still shocking him'' to be turned off as a passing thought. Apple is therefore ''incredibly'' tough and completely unflappable even when it seems like everything is against him, and has an uncanny ability to analyze a situation very quickly.
** Lassen is introduced as a ''huge'' yet effeminate sailor that has trouble acting scared when confronted with Nazi threats and danger, and springs into action instantly, inflicting horrible bloody death on any Nazi in his sights with only a knife. Lassen is a straight, stone-cold Nazi killer, but also the nicest guy you've ever met.
** Hayes barely even shows up in his introductory scene, hiding in concealment and going on to kill half a dozen Nazis with his suppressed Sten without even blinking. Hayes is competent and manages to achieve BeneathNotice with ease.
** Freddy shows up happily reporting success on having set explosives on the Nazi ship, during which he identified the powder room from ''underwater'', and notes that the explosion should be any second, and then it takes almost a minute of actual danger before the bomb goes off and destroys the frigate, at which point he looks like he's having the time of his life. Freddy loves making things go boom and is insanely competent at it, but his timing tends to be a little off. [[spoiler: This is crucial when the fuel tanks at Fernando Po go up ''much'' sooner than anticipated.]]
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* ForTheEvulz: The film opens with a fishing boat being inspected by a passing Nazi patrol. The officer in charge of the inspection mentions that the last time he inspected a passing vessel, he sank it and murdered everyone on board just for fun.
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* ForTheEvulz: The film opens with a fishing boat being inspected by a passing Nazi patrol. The officer in charge of the inspection mentions that the last time he inspected a passing vessel, he sank it and murdered everyone on board just for fun. He intends to do the same to ''this'' fishing boat because they're not taking his threats seriously.
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* HollywoodSilencer: Taken to an absurd level. The team fires hundreds of rounds in the prison base during their rescue of Appleyard, and none of the Nazis notice until their attackers are right beside them. Later, during the heist, they kill dozens of Nazis without anyone noticing.
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* HollywoodSilencer: Taken Averted while also played straight: the suppressed Sten submachine ''is'' actually quiet enough to an absurd level. be ignored, and in each instance of the weapons being fired, there's enough extenuating circumstances[[note]]a backfiring truck; a loud and raucous party[[/note]] to justify people just not noticing the repeated gunshots. The team fires hundreds of rounds suppressed Colt .45 used by Appleyard in the prison base during their rescue of Appleyard, and none of finale, however, has no such excuse: it is much quieter, but it is ''not'' quiet enough to mistake for anything other than a gun firing within 100 feet. Even that, however, is justified: when he shoots it, it ''does'' attract violent attention from the Nazis notice until their attackers are right beside them. Later, during on the heist, boat, but they're killed before they kill dozens of Nazis without anyone noticing. can actually shoot.
* ReliablyUnreliableGuns: Heron gets the drop on three Nazis with a small gun hidden up his sleeve. Two of the Nazis get headshots. The third survives when Heron's gun fails to fire. [[spoiler: But he's too intimidated and scared to do anything worthwhile and ends up stabbed with his own bayonet by Heron.]]
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* StickyFingers: March-Phillips has a habit of taking things from opponents, sometimes in full view just to mess with them, sometimes off enemy corpses. He spends the last third of the film in a BadassLongcoat and hat he looted off a Nazi officer.
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* StickyFingers: March-Phillips has a habit of taking things from opponents, sometimes in full view just to mess with them, sometimes off enemy corpses. He spends the last third half of the film in a BadassLongcoat and hat he looted off a Nazi officer.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: The team is frequently shown using suppressed Sten submachine guns to devastating effect and little apparent notice from everyone around. The suppressed Sten ''is actually that quiet''[[note]]The Sten Mark 2 that the team uses was absolutely notorious for being far, far better designed than it had any right to be, considering it was made by a resource-strapped United Kingdom to replace the weapons they left behind in Dunkirk. In addition to the low-powered [=9x19mm=] pistol round being inherently easier to suppress due to the bullet's design, the suppressor on the Sten is ''as long as the gun itself'', stock included. The suppressed submachine was specifically designed for covert warfare, with an aim towards being as quiet as possible[[/note]]. Combined with the fact that suppressors were not especially common in 1942, the fact that no one notices the suppressed gunshots is also justified the three times they're used: in the scene on the boat, the team is far away from the Nazi's larger boat, and they aren't heard; in the stockade raid, a lot of attention is drawn to the loud, backfiring vehicle, which is providing sound cover[[note]]notice that once it's fixed and turned off, the team abandons the quiet approach and goes loud[[/note]]; during the ending, each kill is enough to get ''attention'', but more of a "what was that" reaction instead of "those were gunshots" reaction.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: The team is frequently shown using suppressed Sten submachine guns to devastating effect and little apparent notice from everyone around. The suppressed Sten ''is actually that quiet''[[note]]The Sten Mark 2 that the team uses was absolutely notorious for being far, far better designed than it had any right to be, considering it was made by a resource-strapped United Kingdom to replace the weapons they left behind in Dunkirk. In addition to the low-powered [=9x19mm=] pistol round being inherently easier to suppress due to the bullet's design, the suppressor on the Sten is ''as long as the gun itself'', stock included. The suppressed submachine was specifically designed for covert warfare, with an aim towards being as quiet as possible[[/note]]. Combined with the fact that suppressors were not especially common in 1942, the fact that no one notices the suppressed gunshots is also justified the three times they're used: in the scene on the boat, the team is far away from the Nazi's larger boat, and they aren't heard; in the stockade raid, a lot of attention is drawn to the loud, backfiring vehicle, which is providing sound cover[[note]]notice that once it's fixed and turned off, the team abandons the quiet approach and goes loud[[/note]]; during the ending, each kill is enough to get ''attention'', but more of a "what was that" reaction instead of "those were gunshots" reaction.
* AmbiguouslyGay: Lassen casually flirts with the other guys midway through the movie, talking about whether or not they're his type, but it's unclear if he's joking around or actually coming onto them, since they all just laugh it off.
* AmbiguouslyGay: Lassen casually flirts with the other guys midway through the movie, talking about whether or not they're his type, but it's unclear if he's joking around or actually coming onto them, since they all just laugh it off.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Lassen casually flirts with the other guys midway through the movie, talking about whether or not they're his type, but it's unclear if he's joking around or actually coming onto them, since they all just laugh it off.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Lassen casually flirts with the other guys midway through the movie, talking about whether or not they're his type, but it's unclear if he's joking around or actually coming onto them, since they all just laugh it off.
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* CompetencePorn: Phillips and his men are all very, ''very'' good at killing Nazis, rarely breaking a sweat while doing so - in fact, [[BloodKnight Lassen]] is the only one who elects to kill them at anything more strenuous than a leisurely stroll, with the others frequently electing to just walk along and nonchalantly mow them down by the dozens with silenced machine guns, generally [[CasualDangerDialogue chatting with each other]] in the process. And then there's Heron and Marjorie's scheme to subvert the Nazi forces in the port, which more or less goes splendidly.
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* AndTheAdventureContinues: [[spoiler: When the mission is over, Winston Churchill rescues the group from impeding court martial, and recruits them to run similar operations for him in the future.]]
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* BondageIsBad: The German commander on the island is a sexual sadist, but it's ''also'' a manifestation of his racism and his desire to punish and torture racial inferiors. [[spoiler: Marjorie uses wink-and-a-nod references to her actual Jewish heritage to stoke his obsession with her and manipulate him.]]
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* BondageIsBad: The German commander on the island is a sexual sadist, but it's ''also'' a manifestation of his racism and his desire to punish and torture racial inferiors. [[spoiler: Marjorie [[spoiler:Marjorie uses wink-and-a-nod references to her actual Jewish heritage to stoke his obsession with her and manipulate him.]]
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* KarmaHoudini: Nothing is shown to happen to Admiral Pound for his efforts to sabotage a mission vital to the survival of his country. [[note]] The real Admiral Pound continued as an Admiral until September 20, 1943, when he resigned due to failing health. Pound died just over a month later. After services at Westminster he was cremated and his ashes were scattered in the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Solent Solent]]. [[/note]]
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* KarmaHoudini: Nothing is shown to happen to Admiral Pound for his efforts to sabotage a mission vital to the survival of his country. [[note]] The [[note]]The real Admiral Pound continued as an Admiral until September 20, 1943, when he resigned due to failing health. Pound died just over a month later. After services at Westminster he was cremated and his ashes were scattered in the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Solent Solent]]. [[/note]]
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* TitleDrop: During the BaitAndSwitch moment in the end, [[spoiler: Churchill mentions that the team will be reporting directly to him, and named them "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare"]].
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* TitleDrop: During the BaitAndSwitch moment in the end, [[spoiler: Churchill [[spoiler:Churchill mentions that the team will be reporting directly to him, and named them "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare"]].
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** A particularly notable example as the operation in the movie, Operation Postmaster, is portrayed just a bit differently then what happened in real life. In the movie, it's a bloodbath. In real life, [[spoiler: sinking the ships was never seriously considered as they would have just been repaired and re-floated in the shallow harbor they were in, the British navy wasn't out trying to stop them, the extra men weren't locals, they were workers from the British colonial service from a nearby outpost, they never had to go and save anyone from the Germans before hand, when the operation happened the Germans and Italians thought they were being bombed while the operation was underway and didn't know who did what even days after, the crews of the ships weren't killed but were taken as POW's, there were no deaths, and there was only one shot fired and that was an accidental discharge. In the aftermath, they weren't arrested either. Most of them were put up for commendations and were generally praised. There's lots of other differences as well but it's easier to just say, definitely very loosely based on a true story.]]
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** A particularly notable example as the operation in the movie, Operation Postmaster, is portrayed just a bit differently then what happened in real life. In the movie, it's a bloodbath. In real life, [[spoiler: sinking [[spoiler:sinking the ships was never seriously considered as they would have just been repaired and re-floated in the shallow harbor they were in, the British navy wasn't out trying to stop them, the extra men weren't locals, they were workers from the British colonial service from a nearby outpost, they never had to go and save anyone from the Germans before hand, when the operation happened the Germans and Italians thought they were being bombed while the operation was underway and didn't know who did what even days after, the crews of the ships weren't killed but were taken as POW's, there were no deaths, and there was only one shot fired and that was an accidental discharge. In the aftermath, they weren't arrested either. Most of them were put up for commendations and were generally praised. There's lots of other differences as well but it's easier to just say, definitely very loosely based on a true story.]]
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* HandyCuffs: Upon being discovered, Marjorie is not only cuffed with her hands in front of her, but by handcuffs with at least 24 inches of chain between them, essentially giving her a full range of motion which she easily uses to her advantage. Partially justified as the cuffing is done in a hurry, and the cuffs resemble a pair seen earlier with was suspended from the ceiling.
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* RuleOfSymbolism: Thanks to him attending a costume party, the Nazi commandant spends most of the third act dressed as Ceasar, representing his imperious attitude and ruthless nature.
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* StickyFingers: March-Phillips has a habit of taking things from opponents, sometimes in full view just to mess with them, sometimes off enemies corpses. He spends the last third of the film in a BadassLongcoat and hat he looted off a Nazi officer.
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** A particularly notable example as the operation in the movie, Operation Postmaster, is portrayed just a bit differently then what happened in real life. In the movie, it's a bloodbath. In real life, [[spoiler: sinking the ships was never seriously considered as they would have just been repaired and re-floated in the shallow harbor they were in, the British navy wasn't out trying to stop them, the extra men weren't locals, they were workers from the British colonial service from a nearby outpost, they never had to go and save anyone from the Germans before hand, when the operation happened the Germans and Italians thought they were being bombed while the operation was underway and didn't know who did what even days after, the crews of the ships weren't killed but were taken as POW's, there were no deaths, and there was only one shot fired and that was an accidental discharge. In the aftermath, they weren't arrested either. Most of them were put up for commendations and were generally praised. So definitely very loosely based.]]
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** A particularly notable example as the operation in the movie, Operation Postmaster, is portrayed just a bit differently then what happened in real life. In the movie, it's a bloodbath. In real life, [[spoiler: sinking the ships was never seriously considered as they would have just been repaired and re-floated in the shallow harbor they were in, the British navy wasn't out trying to stop them, the extra men weren't locals, they were workers from the British colonial service from a nearby outpost, they never had to go and save anyone from the Germans before hand, when the operation happened the Germans and Italians thought they were being bombed while the operation was underway and didn't know who did what even days after, the crews of the ships weren't killed but were taken as POW's, there were no deaths, and there was only one shot fired and that was an accidental discharge. In the aftermath, they weren't arrested either. Most of them were put up for commendations and were generally praised. So There's lots of other differences as well but it's easier to just say, definitely very loosely based.based on a true story.]]
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**A particularly notable example as the operation in the movie, Operation Postmaster, is portrayed just a bit differently then what happened in real life. In the movie, it's a bloodbath. In real life, [[spoiler: sinking the ships was never seriously considered as they would have just been repaired and re-floated in the shallow harbor they were in, the British navy wasn't out trying to stop them, the extra men weren't locals, they were workers from the British colonial service from a nearby outpost, they never had to go and save anyone from the Germans before hand, when the operation happened the Germans and Italians thought they were being bombed while the operation was underway and didn't know who did what even days after, the crews of the ships weren't killed but were taken as POW's, there were no deaths, and there was only one shot fired and that was an accidental discharge. In the aftermath, they weren't arrested either. Most of them were put up for commendations and were generally praised. So definitely very loosely based.]]
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* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: The film ends with a slideshow of captioned photos that show the ''real'' people on whom the characters are based and some of their further exploits during World War 2. It conveniently leaves out that [[spoiler:all of them but Stewart died before the end of the war]].
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* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: The film ends with a slideshow of captioned photos that show the ''real'' people on whom the characters are based and some of their further exploits during World War 2. It conveniently leaves out that [[spoiler:all of them but Stewart died before the end of the war]].war. March-Phillips, the leader, wouldn't even last another year and was machine gunned trying to swim for the beach after his boat was shot up in Normandy as part of a raid (not part of D-Day, just happened to be in the same place a couple of years before).]].
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* PrettyLittleHeadshots: When [[spoiler Marjorie shoots the Nazi Commandant in the head at the end]], the hole has a small trickle of blood before he drops.
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* PrettyLittleHeadshots: When Marjorie shoots the Nazi Commandant in the head at the end, the hole has a small trickle of blood before he drops.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: After the ''Duchessa'' is dragged out of the harbor, both the ship's captain and the Fernando Po harbor master complain bitterly to Luhr. Tired of their complaints and feeling he doesn't need them anymore Luhr shoots both men.
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* KarmaHoudini: Nothing is shown to happen to Admiral Pound for his efforts to sabotage a mission vital to the survival of his country. [[note]] The real Admiral Pound continued as an Admiral until September 20, 1943, when he resigned due to failing health. Pound died just over a month later. After services at Westminster he was cremated and his ashes were scattered were scattered in the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Solent Solent]]. [[/note]]
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* KarmaHoudini: Nothing is shown to happen to Admiral Pound for his efforts to sabotage a mission vital to the survival of his country. [[note]] The real Admiral Pound continued as an Admiral until September 20, 1943, when he resigned due to failing health. Pound died just over a month later. After services at Westminster he was cremated and his ashes were scattered were scattered in the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Solent Solent]]. [[/note]]
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* IHaveBoobsYouMustObey: Stewart was recruited into the mission in order to seduce the local Nazi commander in Fernando Po. It almost works but Stewart slips up and gives away her Jewish heritage to the Nazis.
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* KarmaHoudini: Nothing is shown to happen to Admiral Pound for his efforts to sabotage a mission vital to the survival of his country. [[note]] The real Admiral Pound continued as an Admiral until September 20, 1943, when he resigned due to failing health. Pound died just over a month later. After services at Westminster he was cremated and his ashes were scattered were scattered in the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Solent Solent]]. [[/note]]
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* KarmaHoudini: Nothing is shown to happen to Admiral Pound for his efforts to sabotage a mission vital to the survival of his country.
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* YouHaveFailedMe: Nazi leader Heinrich Luhr tells his senior staff if the ''Duchessa'' is captured by the British Hitler would likely come to Fernando Po to seek the "apologies" of Luhr and his men.
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* TitleDrop: During the BaitAndSwitch moment in the end, [[spoiler: Churchill mentions that the team will be reporting directory to him, and named them "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare"]].
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* TitleDrop: During the BaitAndSwitch moment in the end, [[spoiler: Churchill mentions that the team will be reporting directory directly to him, and named them "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare"]].
