Kingsman sequel to bring back Colin Firth

THE JAKARTA POST
Dian Arthen
Writer
Posted: Mon, April 11 2016 | 03:53 pm

Spoiler alert for those who haven't yet watched the first Kingsman movie. Actor Taron Egerton, who plays Eggsy in the film, recently tweeted a poster photo of the sequel, Kingsman: The Golden Circle, bearing the legend: "Reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated," beneath a pair of glasses with one lens missing.

Egerton later captioned the photo with "A message from an old friend. #Kingsman".

The quote on the poster is of course a reference to Harry Hart (Colin Firth), who was shot in the face by Valentine (Samuel L. Jackson) and presumably killed in the first movie, Kingsman: The Secret Service.

No word yet from Firth or director Matthew Vaughn about this update; we guess we'll be kept on tenterhooks until the movie comes out in June next year.

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Colin Firth on Morning Blend (video)

Colin Firth's Mr Darcy beats EastEnders, Sherlock to top UK drama moment Published Thursday, Jul 4 2013, 7:01pm EDT | By Frances Taylor (DIGITAL SPY)

Colin Firth's Mr Darcy emerging soaking wet from a lake in the BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice has been voted the nation's most memorable British drama moment of all time.

The iconic scene beat talking points from the likes of Sherlock, Doctor Who and Downton Abbey in the UKTV poll.

A total of 2,000 Britons were asked to name their favorite UK drama moment to coincide with the launch of new UKTV channel Drama.

The top ten most memorable British TV drama moments are as follows:

Mr Darcy's lake scene – Pride and Prejudice (1995) – 23%

Dirty Den hands divorce papers to Angie – EastEnders (1986) – 17%

Sherlock's 'death' – Sherlock (2012) – 14%

The tram crash - Coronation Street (2010) – 12%

Who killed Danny Latimer? - Broadchurch (2013) – 11%

The tenth Doctor regenerates from David Tennant to Matt Smith – Doctor Who (2010) – 10%

First lesbian kiss – Brookside (1994) – 8%

Morse reveals his Christian name – Inspector Morse (1997) – 8%

Zammo injects heroin – Grange Hill (1987) – 7%

Lady Sybil's death – Downtown Abbey (2012) – 7%

Read more:http://www.digitalspy.com/british-tv/news/a495871/colin-firths-mr-darcy-beats-eastenders-sherlock-to-top-uk-drama-moment.html

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