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Awesome. The first one was fun as hell. Manners maketh man.
Locked KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE (First Clip; Tracking for $40 Million-Plus Debut)
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Update: June 29, 2016
Vinnie Jones Reunites with Matthew Vaughn for KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE
Character actor Vinnie Jones has taken to Twitter to reveal that he’s reunited with director Matthew Vaughn for the upcoming Kingsman: The Golden Circle in an undisclosed role.
A former professional footballer Jones first film credit was in the Guy Ritchie-directed, Matthew Vaughn-produced Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. The pair continued to collaborate with Jones appearing in Snatch and being cast as The Juggernaut in X-Men: The Last Stand before Vaughn’s departure.
Taron Egerton returns as Eggsy for Kingsman: The Golden Circle with Mark Strong reprising the role of Merlin from the first film. Halle Berry is appearing as the head of the CIA, Game of Thrones star Pedro Pascal will appear as a character conveniently named “Jack Daniels,” with Channing Tatum in an unknown role, and Julianne Moore playing the film’s central villain.
Edward Holcroft is also set to appear in the film, though whether he will reprise as his character from the first is unclear. Sir Elton John will also make an appearance in his first acting role since The Pinball Wizard in 1975’s Tommy. The Dude himself, Jeff Bridges, is also appearing in an unknown role.
Matthew Vaughn returns to write and direct Kingsman: The Golden Circle, which sees Eggsy heading to the United States where he’ll meet his match in a “swaggering, sharpshooting cowboy.” The film opens on June 16, 2017.
Vinnie Jones Reunites with Matthew Vaughn for Kingsman: The Golden Circle
Vinnie Jones Reunites with Matthew Vaughn for KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE
Character actor Vinnie Jones has taken to Twitter to reveal that he’s reunited with director Matthew Vaughn for the upcoming Kingsman: The Golden Circle in an undisclosed role.
A former professional footballer Jones first film credit was in the Guy Ritchie-directed, Matthew Vaughn-produced Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. The pair continued to collaborate with Jones appearing in Snatch and being cast as The Juggernaut in X-Men: The Last Stand before Vaughn’s departure.
Taron Egerton returns as Eggsy for Kingsman: The Golden Circle with Mark Strong reprising the role of Merlin from the first film. Halle Berry is appearing as the head of the CIA, Game of Thrones star Pedro Pascal will appear as a character conveniently named “Jack Daniels,” with Channing Tatum in an unknown role, and Julianne Moore playing the film’s central villain.
Edward Holcroft is also set to appear in the film, though whether he will reprise as his character from the first is unclear. Sir Elton John will also make an appearance in his first acting role since The Pinball Wizard in 1975’s Tommy. The Dude himself, Jeff Bridges, is also appearing in an unknown role.
Matthew Vaughn returns to write and direct Kingsman: The Golden Circle, which sees Eggsy heading to the United States where he’ll meet his match in a “swaggering, sharpshooting cowboy.” The film opens on June 16, 2017.
Vinnie Jones Reunites with Matthew Vaughn for Kingsman: The Golden Circle
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And how many Spidey movies was Uncle Ben in?
Uncle Ben is the only Marvel Character who stays dead
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Bridges would make a Fantastic Villain looking forward to him vs Firth if they do manage to bring Him back in a wacky way.
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Update: July 11, 2016
First Photo of Colin Firth on the Set of KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE
We learned back in April that Colin Firth would indeed be returning for Matthew Vaughn's highly anticipated Kingsman sequel - Kingsman: The Golden Circle - but, considering his character Harry Hart met an untimely demise in the first installment, it's been a bit of a conundrum in recent months as to how exactly he would make his return from the land of the (presumed) dead.
Even today, the jury's still out on the circumstances behind his eagerly awaited resurrection, but we do have our first official look at Firth on set in costume sporting Harry's trademark eyeglasses. The photo was posted on Instagram by one of his new co-stars, Pedro Pascal (Game Of Thrones), who is playing a character by the name of Jack Daniels, over the weekend.
Colin Firth Spotted On The Set Of Kingsman: The Golden Circle Looking Alive & Well
First Photo of Colin Firth on the Set of KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE
We learned back in April that Colin Firth would indeed be returning for Matthew Vaughn's highly anticipated Kingsman sequel - Kingsman: The Golden Circle - but, considering his character Harry Hart met an untimely demise in the first installment, it's been a bit of a conundrum in recent months as to how exactly he would make his return from the land of the (presumed) dead.
Even today, the jury's still out on the circumstances behind his eagerly awaited resurrection, but we do have our first official look at Firth on set in costume sporting Harry's trademark eyeglasses. The photo was posted on Instagram by one of his new co-stars, Pedro Pascal (Game Of Thrones), who is playing a character by the name of Jack Daniels, over the weekend.
Colin Firth Spotted On The Set Of Kingsman: The Golden Circle Looking Alive & Well
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Update: November 23, 2016
KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE Release Pushed Back to October 2017
The film was originally set to be released on June 16, 2017.
KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE Release Pushed Back to October 2017
The film was originally set to be released on June 16, 2017.
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Kinda concerning that the release date is being shunted around so much.
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Update: March 30, 2017
New Poster and Synopsis for MOVIE NOBODY CARES EXCEPT ME BEFORE, BUT NOW THEY DO
Synopsis: Kingsman: The Secret Service introduced the world to Kingsman - an independent, international intelligence agency operating at the highest level of discretion, whose ultimate goal is to keep the world safe. In Kingsman: The Golden Circle, our heroes face a new challenge. When their headquarters are destroyed and the world is held hostage, their journey leads them to the discovery of an allied spy organization in the US called Statesman, dating back to the day they were both founded. In a new adventure that tests their agents' strength and wits to the limit, these two elite secret organizations band together to defeat a ruthless common enemy, in order to save the world, something that's becoming a bit of a habit for Eggsy...
New Poster and Synopsis for MOVIE NOBODY CARES EXCEPT ME BEFORE, BUT NOW THEY DO
Synopsis: Kingsman: The Secret Service introduced the world to Kingsman - an independent, international intelligence agency operating at the highest level of discretion, whose ultimate goal is to keep the world safe. In Kingsman: The Golden Circle, our heroes face a new challenge. When their headquarters are destroyed and the world is held hostage, their journey leads them to the discovery of an allied spy organization in the US called Statesman, dating back to the day they were both founded. In a new adventure that tests their agents' strength and wits to the limit, these two elite secret organizations band together to defeat a ruthless common enemy, in order to save the world, something that's becoming a bit of a habit for Eggsy...
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Update: April 13, 2017
First Official Photos and New Details for KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE
Like the suave super-agent played by Taron Egerton in 2015’s Kingsman: The Secret Service, director Matthew Vaughn cares about appearances. For his bigger, brassier follow-up — in theaters Sept. 29 — to the hit spy pastiche, Vaughn is keen to avoid a retread. So much so that he (X-Men: First Class, Kick-Ass) outlawed the number two from any of the film's marketing.
“Just doing a sequel, you’re kind of violating that promise of originality,” he says. “Sequelitis is a plague I have no interest in contracting.” So in brainstorming this second installment of a planned trilogy, Vaughn let his imagination fly like a rogue missile. Brand new, beyond-Bond gadgets include a mechanical attack dog and an electric cowboy-style lasso that slices through bad guys.
And the new cast not only includes four Oscar winners, but is ridiculously cool, with Channing Tatum, Jeff Bridges, Halle Berry and Game of Thrones‘ Pedro Pascal appearing as members of the Statesman, America’s Kingsman equivalent. Julianne Moore also costars as a Martha Stewart-ish global entrepreneur named Poppy and Elton John pops up as a “Vaughn-ized” (per the director) version of himself.
“If the first Kingsman was Captain America,” Egerton says, “then this is very much The Avengers now”
The arc of Egerton’s character in the first movie was from scrappy street kid to spy agent. The 27-year-old actor, who had never set foot on a movie set before scoring the lead role in Kingsman, says he feels a bit less pressure this time. “For the first one, I felt like if I wasn’t really good then it wouldn’t work. This time, the story still unfolds through my eyes but this is still a true ensemble piece. And also, I’ve had a bit more experience. I’m not asking the crew what every piece of camera equipment does.”
And indeed, regarding the ensemble cast, Mark Strong, who plays the senior-level Kingman Merlin, explains, “You can’t underestimate the draw of the new actors in this cast. I’ve had people say to me, ‘Wait, you’re kidding me with those names, right?” For Merlin, the action isn’t just confined to international espionage. He also has a possible romantic in the form of Berry’s across-the-pond spymaster.
“I quite like playing the tech nerd who can handle himself in a conflict situation,” Strong says. “But what I really like about this second film is that Merlin meets Halle Berry’s character, who plays his equivalent role in the Statesmen. And she had her clipboard and her glasses, just like Merlin. And what happens when two tech nerds come together?” Strong teases, “Might there be some geeky love?”
Edgerton and Strong are not the only returning Kingsmen. We know that character resurrections, no matter how implausible, are a banality in comic books, so why not here? Colin Firth’s Harry was most certainly killed cold in the original, but he’s back. We think.
“I’ve read the rumors, but I can’t reveal if I’m even in this film,” Firth said while in full wardrobe on the set last summer. (Take a close look at the Channing Tatum photo, above — is that possibly Firth out of focus in the background?) The Oscar-winning King’s Speech actor adds, “I got in the first Kingsman by virtue of my improbability. An actor known for chick flicks as a fighting badass. So given that irony, I’d say anything is possible.” Cheeky.
Kingsman: The Golden Circle: Check out 4 First Look Photos from the Spy Movie Sequel
First Official Photos and New Details for KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE
Like the suave super-agent played by Taron Egerton in 2015’s Kingsman: The Secret Service, director Matthew Vaughn cares about appearances. For his bigger, brassier follow-up — in theaters Sept. 29 — to the hit spy pastiche, Vaughn is keen to avoid a retread. So much so that he (X-Men: First Class, Kick-Ass) outlawed the number two from any of the film's marketing.
“Just doing a sequel, you’re kind of violating that promise of originality,” he says. “Sequelitis is a plague I have no interest in contracting.” So in brainstorming this second installment of a planned trilogy, Vaughn let his imagination fly like a rogue missile. Brand new, beyond-Bond gadgets include a mechanical attack dog and an electric cowboy-style lasso that slices through bad guys.
And the new cast not only includes four Oscar winners, but is ridiculously cool, with Channing Tatum, Jeff Bridges, Halle Berry and Game of Thrones‘ Pedro Pascal appearing as members of the Statesman, America’s Kingsman equivalent. Julianne Moore also costars as a Martha Stewart-ish global entrepreneur named Poppy and Elton John pops up as a “Vaughn-ized” (per the director) version of himself.
“If the first Kingsman was Captain America,” Egerton says, “then this is very much The Avengers now”
The arc of Egerton’s character in the first movie was from scrappy street kid to spy agent. The 27-year-old actor, who had never set foot on a movie set before scoring the lead role in Kingsman, says he feels a bit less pressure this time. “For the first one, I felt like if I wasn’t really good then it wouldn’t work. This time, the story still unfolds through my eyes but this is still a true ensemble piece. And also, I’ve had a bit more experience. I’m not asking the crew what every piece of camera equipment does.”
And indeed, regarding the ensemble cast, Mark Strong, who plays the senior-level Kingman Merlin, explains, “You can’t underestimate the draw of the new actors in this cast. I’ve had people say to me, ‘Wait, you’re kidding me with those names, right?” For Merlin, the action isn’t just confined to international espionage. He also has a possible romantic in the form of Berry’s across-the-pond spymaster.
“I quite like playing the tech nerd who can handle himself in a conflict situation,” Strong says. “But what I really like about this second film is that Merlin meets Halle Berry’s character, who plays his equivalent role in the Statesmen. And she had her clipboard and her glasses, just like Merlin. And what happens when two tech nerds come together?” Strong teases, “Might there be some geeky love?”
Edgerton and Strong are not the only returning Kingsmen. We know that character resurrections, no matter how implausible, are a banality in comic books, so why not here? Colin Firth’s Harry was most certainly killed cold in the original, but he’s back. We think.
“I’ve read the rumors, but I can’t reveal if I’m even in this film,” Firth said while in full wardrobe on the set last summer. (Take a close look at the Channing Tatum photo, above — is that possibly Firth out of focus in the background?) The Oscar-winning King’s Speech actor adds, “I got in the first Kingsman by virtue of my improbability. An actor known for chick flicks as a fighting badass. So given that irony, I’d say anything is possible.” Cheeky.
Kingsman: The Golden Circle: Check out 4 First Look Photos from the Spy Movie Sequel
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Is he teted to Joel edgerton?
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I thought I was gonna hate the first one because they kept showing trailers of parkour kid
but I was wrong
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Update: April 18, 2017
Two New Images and Character Details from KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE
The Kingsman sequel has added a raft of big-name heavy-hitters to the cast, thanks to the introduction of the new American secret agent organisation, Statesman. There’s Halle Berry as the Statesmen’s tech guru, Ginger, Jeff Bridges as their leader, Agent Champagne (or Champ, as he prefers people to call them), and Pedro Pascal as Agent Jack, who teams up with Taron Egerton’s Kingsman, Eggsy, to try to take down Julianne Moore’s Poppy, a megalomaniacal villain Vaughn describes as “America’s sweetheart gone wrong”.
And here, as part of two new images from the film, we get a new glimpse at Channing Tatum as one of those Statesmen, a cocky cowboy spy codenamed Agent Tequila. “They’re great characters,” says director Matthew Vaughn of the new additions. “They’re multi-billionaires with huge jets, and their base is a giant distillery in Kentucky.” Which explains the alcohol-related nicknames, then. "We’ve got all this fun Americana and we’re combining it with the Englishness.”
Our other exclusive image shows Egerton returning as Eggsy, the boy from the streets made good as a gentleman spy. “We’ve got a huge arc for Eggsy,” says Vaughn. “Where does he go? What does he have to learn? And now he’s got a huge moral dilemma the audience will totally relate to.” Plus, if the presence of one Mr. Colin Firth is anything to go by, he may have to contend with an unexpected blast from the past in the seemingly back-from-the-dead form of Harry Hart.
http://www.empireonline.com/movies/news/exclusive-new-look-kingsman-golden-circle/
Two New Images and Character Details from KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE
The Kingsman sequel has added a raft of big-name heavy-hitters to the cast, thanks to the introduction of the new American secret agent organisation, Statesman. There’s Halle Berry as the Statesmen’s tech guru, Ginger, Jeff Bridges as their leader, Agent Champagne (or Champ, as he prefers people to call them), and Pedro Pascal as Agent Jack, who teams up with Taron Egerton’s Kingsman, Eggsy, to try to take down Julianne Moore’s Poppy, a megalomaniacal villain Vaughn describes as “America’s sweetheart gone wrong”.
And here, as part of two new images from the film, we get a new glimpse at Channing Tatum as one of those Statesmen, a cocky cowboy spy codenamed Agent Tequila. “They’re great characters,” says director Matthew Vaughn of the new additions. “They’re multi-billionaires with huge jets, and their base is a giant distillery in Kentucky.” Which explains the alcohol-related nicknames, then. "We’ve got all this fun Americana and we’re combining it with the Englishness.”
Our other exclusive image shows Egerton returning as Eggsy, the boy from the streets made good as a gentleman spy. “We’ve got a huge arc for Eggsy,” says Vaughn. “Where does he go? What does he have to learn? And now he’s got a huge moral dilemma the audience will totally relate to.” Plus, if the presence of one Mr. Colin Firth is anything to go by, he may have to contend with an unexpected blast from the past in the seemingly back-from-the-dead form of Harry Hart.
http://www.empireonline.com/movies/news/exclusive-new-look-kingsman-golden-circle/
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I don't care how they bring back Colin Firth as long as he's back. They could make up some bullshit like "he faked his death and was at a dentist appointment this whole time" and I'll be fine with it.
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Hope it's not a twin brother thing.
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