Kingsman: The Secret Service

Production Company

20th Century Fox

Chapter 2 Panel to Screen: The Education of a 21st Century Super-Spy:

Director Matthew Vaughn and Comic Creator/Exec. Producer Mark Millar discuss their inspirations for the film – a spy movie origin story that is an homage to spy movies of the past.

Chapter 3 Heroes and Rogues:

Vaughn discusses the casting process, what it takes to get a role in one of his films and how Colin Firth is the bedrock of the movie.

Chapter 4 Style All His Own:

A Look at Vaughn’s unique voice and flair as a filmmaker.

Chapter 5 Tools of the Trade:

What’s a spy movie without cool gadgets? Props and Production Design are given the spotlight here.

Chapter 6 Breathtakingly Brutal:

Various members of the cast and crew discuss the extensive physical training and challenges of their roles.

Chapter 7 Culture Clash: The Comic Book Origins of The Secret Service:

An examination of the ideas expressed in the comic series and how those were translated to the big screen.

Gary 'Eggsy' Unwin (Taron Egerton), a delinquent street kid, is recruited into a secret spy organization's ultra-competitive training program by Harry Hart, a veteran agent (Colin Firth) who knew his father.

Although at first reluctant, when Eggsy sees Harry single-handedly take on a gang of thugs using high-tech weapons, he launches himself into the rigorous training program, hoping to secure a position as an agent.

Based on the comic book "The Secret Service" by Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons.