Ralph Fiennes stars as an aristocratic pacifist who learns to serve his country in a self-serious origin story that’s just as juvenile as the rest of “The Kingsman” franchise.
The reedited “Kingsman” scene was shown during a recent conference for Trump supporters in Miami, Florida.
The Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons comic book series gets a period prequel, with Ralph Fiennes and Harris Dickinson taking over the suave spy series.
Vaughn is no longer tied to a Superman movie, but said he’d still love to direct one if given the opportunity.
If the writer-director had his way, “X-Men: Apocalypse” would have never happened.
“I like to push boundaries,” said Vaughn. “I’m not interested in homogenized, bland cinema, the sort of movies made-by-committee in Hollywood.”
The Oscar winner finally gets the chance to let loose in a massive studio blockbuster, and she (obviously) does not disappoint.
The “Kingsman: The Golden Circle” director discusses why clarity is king when making an action film.
The follow-up to his 2014 hit is fun, filled with wild action setpieces and a great cast, so why is it so convoluted and strained?
The Oscar-winning actress joins Taron Egerton and Colin Firth for Matthew Vaughn’s explosive spy sequel.
Julianne Moore, Halle Berry, and Jeff Bridges also join the cast for the sequel to 2014’s “Kingsman: The Secret Service.”
“Spy Films Are Only As Good As Their Villains”: Matthew Vaughn Talks ‘Kingsman’ Sequel, Reveals Title
