20th Century Fox, as one of the six major film studios, is very happy with the spy film helmed by Matthew Vaughn - Kingsman: The Secret Service, and the production is moving fast on an untitled Kingsman sequel.
As the original Kingsman: The Secret Service opened earlier this year and earned a healthy $413 million globally, now the film studio 20th Century Fox has nailed down the Welsh actor Taron Egerton to return for the flick, and the production has set Kingsman 2 to hit theaters on June 16, 2017.
That's a far more comparable slot compared to Kingsman: The Secret Service had on February 13th of this year, as the demographic cut that sent women to the British-American erotic romantic drama film - Fifty Shades of Grey, and director Matthew Vaughn's Kingsman got primarily men.
Comparing that to the Kingsman sequel, which probably won't have a state of anxiety about the family crowd will be heading to Cars 3 that same weekend, but Kingsman 2 will be wedged one week after the American apocalyptic action horror film - World War Z 2, and one week before DC Comics' animated superhero film - Wonder Woman.
The Kingsman sequel will be directed by Matthew Vaughn and based on the comic book by Dave Gibbons and Mark Millar, Kingsman: The Secret Service, the film situated in the center of a working-class Londoner (played by Taron Egerton) who is recruited into an elite spy organization called Kingsman by a mysterious gentleman - played by the actor who received an Academy Award, two BAFTAs and three Screen Actors Guild Awards - Colin Firth.
The plot of the film followed Eggsy's training, as well as the efforts of the Kingsman's agents to put an end to the evil world-destroying plan by a tech billionaire - portrayed by the American actor and film producer - Samuel L. Jackson.
However, it has been said that director Matthew Vaughn is already working on the script for the Kingsman sequel.
