Henry Cavill saved a co-worker’s life on the set of his upcoming movie
During the filming of The Ministry of War Without Nights, Cavill saved his co-star Alex Pettyfer.
Henry Cavill has, for many years, been the reference Superman for everyone. And even though his ending as the caped hero wasn’t the best possible, he’s had the opportunity to experiment with other characters like Geralt of Rivia in The Witcher to prove that he’s a perfect Hollywood hero.
Now, Cavill has shown that he is not only an on-screen hero but off-screen as well. While shooting for his upcoming film, The Ministry of War Without Nights, the actor saved the life of a colleague who was about to drown.
In an interview for ET Online, actor Alex Pettyfer, who co-stars with Cavill in the film, revealed that he was about to have an accident during filming, but Cavill saved him: “He saved me from falling off a boat. Rescued. I almost drowned!I am able to state with officiality that Henry saved my life. And I am very grateful to work with him in this film.
Pettyfer has more words of gratitude for Cavill as an actor, with whom he has formed a beautiful friendship: “Henry has a way of being based on quality and unity. There is no hierarchy. He brings humility to everyone on the set. It was such an honor to see how well a number one treats all the cast and crew members.”
The Ministry of War Without Nights is an upcoming film by Guy Ritchie starring Cavill and Pettyfer. The synopsis for the film, which will be released on April 19, makes it clear that it will be a great epic World War II adventure: “The British Army recruits elite soldiers to attack Nazis behind enemy lines during World War II. A small group of.
