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Release Date:
April 1, 2022
Original Title:
Operation Mincemeat
Alternate Titles:
El arma del engaño
La Ruse
Operace Mincemeat
Operācija 'Mincemeat'
האיש שלא היה: הסיפור האמיתי של מבצע קציצה
พลิกแผนรบลวงโลก
オペレーション・ミンスミート -ナチを欺いた死体-
オペレーション・ミンスミート ナチを欺いた死体
全謊位作戰
Genres:
Drama | History | War
Production Companies:
A Film Location Company
Archery Pictures
Cohen Media Group
Cross City Films
FilmNation Entertainment
Haversack Films Limited
Palma Pictures
See-Saw Films
Production Countries:
Australia | Spain | United Kingdom | United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M BR: 14 DE: 12 DK: 11 ES: 12 FI: K-12 FR: U|10 GB: 12A|12 GR: K12 HK: IIA IE: 12A KR: 12 NZ: M PT: M/12 RU: 18+ SG: M18 US: PG-13
Runtime: 128
In 1943, two British intelligence officers concoct Operation Mincemeat, wherein their plan to drop a corpse with false papers off the coast of Spain would fool Nazi spies into believing the Allied forces were planning to attack by way of Greece rather than Sicily.
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Art Direction:
Tom Coates
Keith Slote
Book:
Ben Macintyre
Co-Producer:
Nicky Earnshaw
Peter Heslop
Costume Design:
Andrea Flesch
Director:
John Madden
Director of Photography:
Sebastian Blenkov
Editor:
Victoria Boydell
Executive Producer:
Simon Gillis
Christian McLaughlin
Original Music Composer:
Thomas Newman
Producer:
Iain Canning
Charles S. Cohen
Emile Sherman
Kris Thykier
Production Design:
John Paul Kelly
Set Decoration:
Linda Wilson
Sound Effects Editor:
Phil Lee
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Tim Cavagin
Max Walsh
Supervising Sound Editor:
Ian Wilson
Writer:
Michelle Ashford
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