The King's Man

In 1902, the Duke of Oxford loses his wife in the Boer War and promises never to let his son Conrad see war. Twelve years later, he runs a spy network made of his servants Shola and Polly. When an assassination in Sarajevo sparks the First World War, the group uncovers a plot by the Flock, which wants to set empires against one another, and goes after Rasputin. Conrad wants to fight, and his father tries to stop him. In the end Orlando buys a tailor shop and founds Kingsman.

1. Behind the scenesInspired by an adventure classic

   Matthew Vaughn wrote the script after watching The Man Who Would Be King. In 2018 he announced the prequel under the working title Kingsman: The Great Game, but the official title ended up being different.

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2. CameoRalph Fiennes also produces

   Ralph Fiennes leads the cast as the Duke of Oxford and is also an executive producer. Harris Dickinson plays the son, and Daniel Brühl, Charles Dance, Rhys Ifans and Matthew Goode round out the cast. Vaughn denied rumors that Liam Neeson had joined.

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3. SetupPiedmont becomes war-torn Europe

   Shooting began on January 22, 2019, in the United Kingdom, and moved through Piedmont, Italy: Turin, the Venaria Reale palace, the Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi and Racconigi Castle.

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