Before Creating James Bond, Ian Fleming Led The AGE OF HEROES

In 1944 - nine years before he would write Casino Royale - was a British Naval Intelligence Officer handed control of an elite squad known as the 30 Commando Unit. It was Fleming's task to train them to recognize sensitive enemy intelligence materials and plan strikes to obtain them. And Adrian Vitoria's Age Of Heroes is the new film based on that true story.

World War II. When Corporal Rains decks the captain of a military police squad in order to bring his men home from a long battle in war torn France, he is hailed a hero by his men but is arrested once back in Dover. Demoralised, his chance for glory finally comes when Jack Jones, a Royal Marine, sees his potential and recruits him as a Commando for a covert mission. Rains accepts Jones' offer and receives a pardon. Their mission is to infiltrate a Nazi base in Norway and to steal the latest in radar technology from under the enemy's nose. But Jones and his men get more than they bargained for when they witness a village massacre and feel compelled to stay and help the locals fight the Nazi forces.

Sean Bean and Danny Dyer lead a cast that also includes Aksel Hennie (Uno, Max Manus, Headhunters) and James D'Arcy as James Bond's creator Ian Fleming. The first trailer for this one is freshly arrived and can be found below.