When the recruit bluntly responds with 'twelve, sir,' Stirling dully welcomes him into the SAS. Cutting back to the base, Stirling asks a prospective recruit how many women he has slept with. We briefly see a tantalizing nightclub where a woman named Eve (Sofia Boutella) voices her interest in aiding the war effort to Stirling. A group of soldiers is to be gathered for what Wrangel Clark (Dominic West) declares as the Special Air Service.įrom here, we're given a few more cast members and locations, along with some humorous moments to lighten the mood. However, an idea is presented to hopefully turn the tide in favor of the Allied powers. It isn't great: the German advance continues to gain more ground, with the British putting up only passive resistance. We're given a brief glimpse of the situation in wartime Africa. 'Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap' starts blaring over scattered footage of soldiers marching, plotting, and squabbling. Stirling makes a quip: 'A map? Oh goodness, this must be serious.' Stirling is seen sitting in a restaurant, eyeing another soldier who pulls out a large map from behind his shoulder. Related: Peaky Blinders Movie: Plot Cast, and Everything Else We Know The thudding of boots and rattling of buckles starts, slowly at first, quickly intensifying until it reaches an apex of noise. According to Birmingham Live, our leading protagonists are David Stirling (Connor Swindells), Paddy Mayne (Jack O' Connell), and Jock Lewes (Alfie Allen).

We're given a quick glimpse at the three soldiers we'll be following.

We cut to a British fort, a worn-down structure, then to a village boasting Nazi iconography, which appears to have been freshly occupied. The trailer opens with an overhead shot of a convoy of vehicles trawling along a trodden path in the desert sand.

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