For decades now, Henry Cavill has continued to capture the hearts of audiences all over the globe. While the former DC star has managed to build quite the repertoire with his fans, he has also managed to do the same with his various cast and crew members. With the star being known to go all out to gift his co-workers rather sentimental tokens of his appreciation, some of his co-stars from his upcoming film, The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, have shared their thoughts about working with the 40-year-old.

Shortly after Alex Pettyfer gushed over Cavill, another co-star of theirs joined in to share what it was like working with the star.

In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), it was revealed that Hero Fiennes-Tiffin had opened up about working with Henry Cavill. The two had met on the sets of Guy Ritchie's The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare just last year. The 26-year-old stated that "Gentleman" was the "right word" for the 40-year-old actor, which was what Alex Pettyfer had said too. He continued that the star's "unwavering commitment" and "consistency" had kept the momentum for the project going.

Tiffin added that Cavill would go out of his way to bring people who were "half-involved" into the running conversation to get their "two cents." With the actor making everyone feel included and a part of something much bigger, it comes as no surprise that he has won over the hearts of his fellow co-stars.

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After all, the Man of Steel star had already shown his love for the project and his stunning castmates and crew members with a surprising gift that words could never compare to.

For years now, Henry Cavill has always given his project cast and crew some rather memorable gift to thank them for all their hard work. Although the tradition might have begun back in 2015-2016, it has managed to carry through all these years with the star last blessing The Witcher crew, and cast with their custom coins and cards. He did it once again after filming for The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare.

Shortly after filming had come to a close, Cavill sent out custom film-themed coins and heartwarming letters to everyone who had helped bring the Guy Ritchie project to life. Apart from thanking the cast and crew for their hard work, the 40-year-old also ended up admitting that this had been his favorite project to date, thanks to the fun he had on set.

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