Film · 2021 · Kingsman (3 of 3)

The King's Man

Name: The King's Man
Genre: Adventure, Action, Comedy
Released: 2021-12-22
Duration: 131 min
Rating: 6.4
Cast: Angus Castle-Doughty, Olivier Richters, Ron Cook, Branka Katić, Timothy Blore

Directed by Matthew Vaughn · starring Angus Castle-Doughty, Olivier Richters and Ron Cook

2 h 11 min
15
Adventure · Action · Comedy
UK USA
Released in the UK 21 December 2021

6.4 Users15 votes

Watch trailer Where to watch Rate it

Synopsis

The third installment of the 'Kingsman' saga will distance itself from the previous two by not having any of its well-known characters again and, in the same way, will have nothing to do with the third part of the original franchise whose production is scheduled for the next years. The director remains the same, Matthew Vaughn, who this time places the action at the beginning of the 20th century in the United Kingdom. The film, originally known as 'The Great Game', will take advantage of the context of that turbulent time and will tell the origins of the iconic independent British intelligence organization, long before it had the collaboration of Harry Hart (Colin Firth) and Eggsy (Taron Egerton). The plot will focus on a man's time trial fight to stop a group of the worst villains and criminal minds in the world, who plan to unleash a war to get rich and kill millions of people. The British actor Harris Dickinson will play the young Conrad who will be instructed to become a great soldier and spy thanks to the character of Ralph Fiennes as the Duke of Oxford. In addition to this we can see other familiar faces as Aaron Taylor-Johnson playing Lee Unwin, Gemma Arterton as Polly or Tom Hollander as George V, William II and Nicholas II.

Where to watch The King's Man

All the options

Available now in the UK:

Availability checked on 8 November 2026.

The essentials

Runtime: 131 min2 hours and 11 minutes
Budget: $100m20th Century Studios
Box office: $125.9m1.3 times its budget
Rating: 15Suitable only for 15 years and over

How long is The King's Man?: 2 hours and 11 minutes (131 minutes).
When was The King's Man released in the UK?: It was released in the UK on 21 December 2021.
Who directed The King's Man?: Matthew Vaughn.
Who is in The King's Man?: It stars Angus Castle-Doughty, Olivier Richters, Ron Cook and Branka Katić.
Where can I watch The King's Man?: In the UK it is available with a subscription on Disney+ and to rent on Apple TV and Prime Video.
How much did The King's Man make?: It took $125.9 million worldwide. It cost $100 million.
Is it part of a series?: Yes: it is film 3 of 3 in Kingsman.

Advertising Remove ads

Cast

Full cast (37)

Director: Matthew Vaughn
Writers: Jane Goldman, Matthew Vaughn
Producers: Adam Bohling, Ralph Fiennes, David Reid, Matthew Vaughn

Videos and trailers

All 3 videos

'The King's Man' Final Trailer 2:1721 June 2020

Photos and posters

All 10 photos

+2 photosand 4 posters

Reviews

6.4 15 votes

100 %
913 %
813 %
727 %
613 %
≤533 %

Box office

Weekend by weekend

Budget $100m
Worldwide $125.9m
US $37.1m
UK £7.9m

The Kingsman films

See them all

Soundtrack

All 7 songs

It's A Long Way to TipperaryJohn McCormack, 1914 Spotify
Matthew CubedPublished MARV Music Spotify
Scotland the Brave
Themes from The NutcrackerPyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Trivia

All 7 facts

Big movie stars

Brad Pitt, Nicholas Cage and Rachel Weisz were being considered for roles.
The reunion

This film reunites actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Writer/ Director Matthew Vaughn, who previously worked together on 'Kick-Ass'.
Better late than never

The film has been delayed almost a year since the first announcement about its release date. In the beginning, it was scheduled to be released on November 15, 2019, then on February 14, 2020 and is finally scheduled for September 18, 2020.
Colleagues again

There are a total of three actors who have participated in this film that, at the time, have participated in different movies of the 'James Bond' saga. The interpreters in question are Gemma Arterton, Charles Dance and Ralph Fiennes.
King's face

It is not the first time that Tom Hollander plays King George V, his debut as that historical character was in The Lost Prince (2003).