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* NoHistoricalFiguresWereHarmed: Axel Winther (Peter Mygind) is based on the controversial resistance figure Wilhelm Leifer (1904-93). Leifer was in charge of issuing visa to neutral Sweden and used his position to help many resistance fighters, communists and Jews escape the Nazis. He was also able to provide the resistance with valuable intelligence that he learned from his contacts with various high-ranking Germans. However, after the war he was put on trial and accused of having arranged the assassination of Hubert Gilbert to cover up that they had been doing business with the Wehrmacht together. He was acquitted, but the suspicions followed him until his death.
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* NoHistoricalFiguresWereHarmed: Axel Winther (Peter Mygind) is based on the controversial resistance figure Wilhelm Leifer (1904-93). Leifer was in charge of issuing visa to neutral Sweden and used his position to help many resistance fighters, communists and Jews escape the Nazis. He was also able to provide the resistance with valuable intelligence that he learned from his contacts with various high-ranking Germans. However, after the war he was put on trial and accused of having arranged the assassination of Hubert Gilbert to cover up that they had been doing lucrative business with the Wehrmacht together. He was acquitted, but the suspicions followed him until his death.
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* NoHistoricalFiguresWereHarmed: Axel Winther (Peter Mygind) is based on the controversial resistance figure Wilhelm Leifer (1904-93). Leifer was in charge of issuing visa to neutral Sweden and used his position to help many resistance fighters, communists and Jews escape the Nazis. He was also able to provide the resistance with valuable intelligence that he learned from his contacts with various high-ranking Germans. However, after the war he was put on trial and accused of having arranged the assassination of Hubert Gilbert to cover up that they had been doing business with the Wehrmacht together. He was acquitted, but the suspicions followed him until his death.
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** Flame & Citron did accidentally kill [[spoiler: a seven-year-old boy]] on one of their assignments, which shook them both deeply. However, they did not find out what had happened until several hours later.
** Citron was wounded while escaping from some collaborators, but in real life he was not arrested together with Flame, but with Gunnar "Bent" Dyrberg.
** Citron was wounded while escaping from some collaborators, but in real life he was not arrested together with Flame, but with Gunnar "Bent" Dyrberg.
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** Flame & Citron did accidentally kill [[spoiler: a seven-year-old boy]] on one of their assignments, which shook them both deeply. However, they did not find out what had happened until several hours later.
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** Citron was arrested by the HIPO corps and wounded whileescaping from some collaborators, escaping, but unlike in real life he the film, Flame was not arrested together with Flame, but with Gunnar "Bent" Dyrberg.him when it happened.
** Citron was arrested by the HIPO corps and wounded while
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** Flame & Citron did accidentally kill [[spoiler: a seven-year-old boy]] on one of their assignments, which shook them both deeply. However, they did not find out what had happened until several hours later.
** Citron was wounded while escaping from some collaborators, but in real life he was not arrested together with Flame, but with Gunnar "Bent" Dyrberg.
** [[spoiler: Flame did not commit suicide to avoid capture by the Gestapo until four days after the death of Citron.]]
** Flame & Citron did accidentally kill [[spoiler: a seven-year-old boy]] on one of their assignments, which shook them both deeply. However, they did not find out what had happened until several hours later.
** Citron was wounded while escaping from some collaborators, but in real life he was not arrested together with Flame, but with Gunnar "Bent" Dyrberg.
** [[spoiler: Flame did not commit suicide to avoid capture by the Gestapo until four days after the death of Citron.]]
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A 2008 historical drama directed by Creator/OleChristianMadsen that has two resistance fighters (Creator/ThureLindhardt and Creator/MadsMikkelsen) during the Nazi occupation of Denmark in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII.
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* CyanidePill: At the start of the movie, Flame is shown putting two pistols and a cyanide pill in his pockets, before going on an assassination mission for LaResistance. The end of the movie he's cornered in a safe house by German troops, so he takes the pill to avoid capture and torture by the Gestapo. Citron, on the other hand, to [[SuicideByCop out out shooting]].
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* CyanidePill: At the start of the movie, Flame is shown putting two pistols and a cyanide pill in his pockets, pockets before going on an assassination mission for LaResistance. The end of the movie he's cornered in a safe house by German troops, so he takes the pill to avoid capture and torture by the Gestapo. Citron, on the other hand, decides to [[SuicideByCop out out shooting]].make a LastStand.
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* TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilized: The title characters are assassins for the Danish resistance, but find their superior is using them to kill people to cover up his own crimes.
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* LastStand: The otherwise noncombatant Citron goes down shooting and takes a number of Nazi soldiers with him.
* TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilized: The title characters are assassins for the Danishresistance, resistance but find their superior is using them to kill people to cover up his own crimes.
* TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilized: The title characters are assassins for the Danish
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A 2008 historical drama directed by Creator/OleChristianMadsen that has two resistance fighters (Creator/ThureLindhardt and Creator/MadsMikkelsen) during the Nazi occupation of Denmark in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII.
The movie also stars Creator/StineStengrade, Creator/PeterMygind, Creator/ChristianBerkel, Creator/HannsZischler, Creator/LarsMikkelsen, and Creator/JesperChristensen.
It was released on March 28, 2008.
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!Tropes for the film:
* CyanidePill: At the start of the movie, Flame is shown putting two pistols and a cyanide pill in his pockets, before going on an assassination mission for LaResistance. The end of the movie he's cornered in a safe house by German troops, so he takes the pill to avoid capture and torture by the Gestapo. Citron, on the other hand, to [[SuicideByCop out out shooting]].
* DeadlyDelivery: The film opens with this. A woman with a bouquet of flowers (ostensibly sent from his colleagues) gets a collaborator to open the door, then LaResistance shoots him.
* ImpersonatingAnOfficer: The title characters sometimes pose as police officers when carrying out their assassinations for LaResistance, thanks to their {{handler}} who's a police solicitor and can get them official badges. This backfires when they dress in police uniforms to assassinate a Gestapo chief only to be arrested on sight, as the Germans are rounding up and deporting all Danish police officers, replacing them with their own collaborationist units.
* TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilized: The title characters are assassins for the Danish resistance, but find their superior is using them to kill people to cover up his own crimes.
* ViolenceIsDisturbing: The movie features some (slightly) romanticized violence, but uses this trope as well.
The movie also stars Creator/StineStengrade, Creator/PeterMygind, Creator/ChristianBerkel, Creator/HannsZischler, Creator/LarsMikkelsen, and Creator/JesperChristensen.
It was released on March 28, 2008.
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!Tropes for the film:
* CyanidePill: At the start of the movie, Flame is shown putting two pistols and a cyanide pill in his pockets, before going on an assassination mission for LaResistance. The end of the movie he's cornered in a safe house by German troops, so he takes the pill to avoid capture and torture by the Gestapo. Citron, on the other hand, to [[SuicideByCop out out shooting]].
* DeadlyDelivery: The film opens with this. A woman with a bouquet of flowers (ostensibly sent from his colleagues) gets a collaborator to open the door, then LaResistance shoots him.
* ImpersonatingAnOfficer: The title characters sometimes pose as police officers when carrying out their assassinations for LaResistance, thanks to their {{handler}} who's a police solicitor and can get them official badges. This backfires when they dress in police uniforms to assassinate a Gestapo chief only to be arrested on sight, as the Germans are rounding up and deporting all Danish police officers, replacing them with their own collaborationist units.
* TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilized: The title characters are assassins for the Danish resistance, but find their superior is using them to kill people to cover up his own crimes.
* ViolenceIsDisturbing: The movie features some (slightly) romanticized violence, but uses this trope as well.
