The King's Man: All 11 Kingsman Origin Reveals Explained
WARNING! This article contains spoilers for The King's Man.
Matthew Vaughn’s The King’s Man takes the franchise all the way back to the beginning, where 11 origins of the Kingsman agency are revealed. The King’s Man is a prequel to 2015’s Kingsman: The Secret Service, telling the story of how Kingsman’s spy ring was formed amidst World War I’s international mayhem. The movie follows Duke Orlando Oxford (Ralph Fiennes) as he and his cohorts uncover a villainous group responsible for manipulating world leaders into starting World War I.
Kingsman’s first two films had given several hints as to the spy agency’s foundations, but The King’s Man finally tells the whole story. While Kingsman’s spy franchise is notable for its satire and over-the-top humor, The King’s Man’s origin story leaves most of the notable comedy behind in favor of a more action-packed war film. The King’s Man’s Rasputin character serves as a villain more similar to the likes of Richmond Valentine and Poppy Adams, but his role is much smaller than the true mastermind behind the Kingsman agency’s first antagonist. Since the beginning, Kingsman spies have been taking down some of the most ridiculous international terrorists.
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Along with multiple Easter eggs to Kingsman’s first two movies, The King’s Man expands on the history of the organization originally given by Harry Hart. From the Kingsman’s founding members to their iconic phrases and assets, The King’s Man depicts the source of the spies’ gentlemanly character. Here’s a breakdown of all 11 reveals about Kingsman’s origins given in The King’s Man.
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