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Operation Mincemeat

Thursday, 08 July 2010 10:45
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Shooting has just wrapped on Operation Mincemeat, the story of the most successful – and bizarre – deception of the Second World War. Based on Times reporter Ben Macintyre's number one bestseller of the same name, the film is directed by Russell England and produced by Stephen Walker. Broadcast is expected to be on BBC2 over Christmas.

Walker George Films are delighted to introduce Ben Macintyre as an exciting new talent for the BBC. For more information about him and the programme, visit our filmography page for Operation Mincemeat. To see photos of the production, go to the gallery.

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For more information about the film, visit our filmography page. To see photos of the production, go to the gallery.