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Colin Firth returns from the dead in NSFW Kingsman: The Golden Circle trailer
Everyone's favourite British superspy is back... but what's happened to Kingsman?
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Mamma Mia sequel announced, with main cast returning
'Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again' will bring back original cast, and introduce new actors as Meryl Streep & co in their younger days.
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Kingsman 3: Matthew Vaughn has a big idea for a sequel
Kingsman 2 director Matthew Vaughn has a big idea for a third movie.
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Kingsman 2: What we learned from the first trailer
Here's what we learned from the first trailer for Kingsman: The Golden Circle.
StyleBen ArnoldHarry Hart back from the dead in the stunning first trailer for Kingsman 2: The Golden Circle
Eggsy and the Kingsman organisation appear to be in a spot of bother, but luckily, there's help from an old friend, and a few new ones.
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New Kingsman 2 photos give us first look at The Golden Circle
Here's our first look at Kingsman: The Golden Circle.
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Kingsman 2 release date moves forward
‘Kingsman: The Golden Circle’ is coming sooner than you thought.
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Colin Firth in Talks to Play Bank Boss in ‘Mary Poppins Returns’
Colin Firth is in negotiations to play William Weatherall Wilkins, president of Fidelity Fiduciary Bank, in Disney’s “Mary Poppins Returns,” TheWrap has learned. Emily Blunt, Meryl Streep and Lin Manuel-Miranda have already been cast in the film. Emily Mortimer was also recently cast in Disney’s live-action musical. The English actress will play Jane Banks in the film, being directed by Rob Marshall.
StyleVarietyColin Firth Joins Emily Blunt in 'Mary Poppins' Sequel (Exclusive)
Colin Firth is in negotiations to join Emily Blunt and Lin-Manuel Miranda in Disney’s “Mary Poppins Returns.” Firth will play William Weatherall Wilkins, president of Fidelity Fiduciary Bank. The movie is set 25 years after the original. Michael and Jane Banks (Ben Whishaw and Emily Mortimer) are all grown up and suddenly get a visit from... Read more »
StyleBen BusseyKingsman: The Golden Circle crazier than the first film, says Jane Goldman
2015’s ‘Kingsman’ cast Colin Firth against type as a gentleman super-spy and man of action who takes young hoodie Taron Egerton under his wing as a new recruit. A deliberate reaction against the more grounded spy movies of recent years (Bourne, Craig-era Bond), it was all ridiculous gadgets, implausible schemes, and at times surprisingly full-on violence – the church bloodbath scene being a notable highlight.
StyleBen ArnoldColin Firth almost didn't get the Mr Darcy role because he was 'too ginger'
Whatever Colin Firth does in his career, it’ll be tough to shake off his breakthrough role, as Mr Darcy in the BBC’s 1995 adaptation of ‘Pride and Prejudice’. Speaking to an audience at the BFI to mark his 80 birthday, Davies said: “I was a bit doubtful about Colin at the time because of his colouring at the time.
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Bridget Jones’s Baby Could’ve Ended Very Differently, According To Colin Firth
Colin Firth has revealed that things could’ve ended up very differently for Renee Zellweger’s character, as he shares his apathy for the third movie’s conclusion.
StyleMike P WilliamsTaron Egerton: Kingsman 2′s Finished Filming; Will ‘Blow Everyone Away’
2015′s ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service’ surprised everyone when it was greeted with hugely positive reviews and a generally positive reception from cinema goers. Now, as ‘Kingsman: The Golden Circle’ has just finished filming, its star Taron Egerton has significantly hyped it up. The first film starred Egerton alongside Colin Firth, Sam L. Jackson, and Mark Strong and managed to sufficiently poke fun at the James Bond type movies whilst retaining its own identity and credibility.
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Colin Firth Hints At Kingsman 2: The Golden Circle Role
Have we, or have we not seen the last of Colin Firth’s gentleman spy Harry Hart, AKA Galahad? It seemed reasonable to assume that Firth would not be back, as Hart was seemingly shot dead by Samuel L Jackson’s billionaire villain.
StyleKevin PolowyThe Talented Mr. Wolfe: Jude Law Shines as Iconic Writer in 'Genius' Trailer (Exclusive)
As far as American literary giants go, Thomas Wolfe is one of the biggest. Maybe not Ernest Hemingway or F. Scott Fitzgerald big, but Wolfe was hugely influential nonetheless. The upcoming biopic Genius will shed some new light on the author’s life and works (and propensity to go waaaaaay over word-count limits), and you can watch the first trailer for it above.
StyleJordan Zakarin'Kingsman: The Secret Service' is a Huge Hit in South Korea and Everyone is Dressing Like Colin Firth
X-Men: First Class director Matthew Vaughn’s new spy film, Kingsman: The Secret Service, has been one of the quiet success stories of early 2015 — except in South Korea, where the cartoonishly violent flick starring Colin Firth and Samuel L. Jackson has become a breakout hit and cultural sensation. Since its mid-February release, the R-rated action movie has made $298 million worldwide, with nearly $40 million of that coming in South Korea. The film, which was adapted from a 2012 comic book by prolific writer Mark Millar, features youngster Taron Egerton as a street-wise kid who gets recruited into a top secret spy agency in the UK by Colin Firth.
