Matthew Vaughn's Kingsman: The Secret Serviceis packed full of Easter eggs, including references to James Bond and many other famous spy movies. It's fair to say that the Kingsman franchise wouldn't exist without Bond, so there are countless small references to 007 peppered throughout the three movies so far. However, there are many other Easter eggs to find. 1x1a58

Kingsman star Taron Egerton now has one of the most watched movies of all time on Netflix. In addition to the Kingsman franchise. Egerton played Gary "Eggsy" Unwin in the first two Kingsman movies, Kingsman: The Secret Service and Kingsman: The Golden Circle. The franchise expanded with a prequel, The King's Man, which did not feature Eggsy. Matthew Vaughn's action comedy Argylle was revealed to be part of the Kingsman franchise as well, serving as a spinoff with unexpected ties to the Kingsman universe.

A Netflix action thriller movie starringKingsman's Taron Egerton is on the verge of breaking an all-time viewership record. Egerton played Gary "Eggsy" Unwin in Kingsman: The Secret Service and Kingsman: The Golden Circle. Between these two installments of Matthew Vaughn's action-comedy franchise, Egerton voiced the teenage gorilla Johnny in the 2016 animated movie Sing. He reprised the role in the 2021 sequel Sing 2.

Taron Egerton offers a new update on the future of the Kingsman franchise that contradicts a 20th Century exec's recent comments. The espionage action franchise is comprised of two main movies and a prequel, the latter being the most recent installment in 2021. The original film was a box office success, raking in over $414 million worldwide. The subsequent movies haven't been able to match this, but additional spinoffs and a third film, tentatively titled Kingsman: The Blue Blood, have been announced to be in development. However, 20th Century's president Steve Asbell said in October that there are "no plans on doing them anytime soon."

An update on Kingsman 3 and the future of the spy franchise proves it never fully recovered from the reception of one maligned entry. Despite being heavily influenced by the Roger Moore era of James Bond, Kingsman: The Secret Service still felt like a breath of fresh air when it arrived in 2014. This campy, hyperviolent romp combined the spy movies of old with an irreverent wit that made it a surprise hit. Director Matthew Vaughn had big plans for the Kingsman movie franchise, and over the years, multiple sequels, prequels and spinoffs have been announced.

20th Century Studios president Steve Asbell reveals what's in store for ten of the studio's largest, most recognizable franchises. Known for their handling of iconic series including Alien, Predator, and Die Hard, the company's most recent successes include Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, Alien: Romulus, and Deadpool & Wolverine (a Marvel Studios effort that was associated with 20th Century). Asbell became president of the studio following Disney's acquisition of the company in 2020.

The Kingsman franchise gets a disappointing new update from 20th Century Studios boss Steve Asbell. The first Kingsman movie in 2014 was a hit, with director Matthew Vaughn's wacky spy universe proving popular with audiences. The 2017 sequel was also a success, but The King's Man (2021), a prequel, was a notable box office flop. Since then, Vaughn has expressed interest in concluding Eggsy's (Taron Egerton) story in Kingsman 3and making another Kingsman prequel, but few concrete updates have emerged about these projects in recent months.

Kingsman: The Blue Blood is set to end the main Kingsman series, so it's important the Taron Egerton film sticks the landing.

The Kingsman movies offer an alternative take on British espionage, and they can be watched by release order or by their chronological order of events. Some of its installments have jumped into the past to depict the origins of the intelligence agency, and that change in time frame can make it difficult to determine how to watch the Kingsman movies in chronological order. Luckily, the release order of the series is more straightforward, with three installments to the franchise so far. Kingsman: The Blue Blood will likely fit nicely into the series' order, coming at the end of both the release order and chronological order.

The Kingsmanfranchise is dominating the Netflix global chart for the first time. Based on the comic book series of the same name, the Kingsman movies first hit theaters in 2014 with The Secret Service, which introduced Taron Egerton as Eggsy, a young man who is recruited by Harry Hart (Colin Firth) into the upper-crust spy agency known as Kingsman. The movie was followed by a 2017 sequel, The Golden Circle, which introduced the American spy agency Statesman, and a 2021 prequel titled The King's Man, which was set during World War I.