Matthew Vaughn Latest Celebrity News & Gossip

Just yesterday, news broke about Matthew Vaughn’s new post-‘Kingsman’ film and the all-star cast that is coming together to make it happen. But 24 hours later, not only do we know more about the film, including the title “Argylle,” but we also know the full list of massive stars attached, including Superman, Peacemaker, and a huge pop star.

The next movie from director Matthew Vaughn has assembled quite a cast.

“Kick-Ass” and “Kingsman” director Matthew Vaughn has set an all-star cast for what will be his next film, a spy thriller called “Argylle.”Henry Cavill, Bryce Dallas Howard, Samuel L. Jackson, Sam Rockwell, Bryan Cranston, Catherine O’Hara, John Cena and pop star Dua Lipa in her debut film role will all star in the project.

Matthew Vaughn has set an all-star cast for his next big budget action project, which will start shooting this August in Europe.

After his third spy film in the ‘Kingsman’ franchise, “The King’s Man,” is expected to be released in December, it appears filmmaker Matthew Vaughn isn’t wasting time before jumping right back into the espionage game with a new film.

20th Century Studios has released a new teaser for “The King’s Man,” the third film in the action spy franchise, which focuses on the formation of the Kingsman agency.“This movie is really an origin story,” director Matthew Vaughn says in the video, which you can see up top.

While film and TV content based on the comic book work of Mark Millar seems to be hit-or-miss, with “Jupiter’s Legacy” recently being canceled after only one season (a season that cost a reported $200 million), you can’t deny the popularity of his ‘Kingsman’ franchise, which has been brought to life by filmmaker Matthew Vaughn.

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With two fairly successful films under his belt in the “Kingsman” franchise, filmmaker Matthew Vaughn is still prepping his prequel film, “The King’s Man” for release sometime…in the future? Honestly, with how movie theaters are doing right now, we have no idea where/when we’ll see “The King’s Man.” That said, it appears that Vaughn’s production company, MARV, is far, far, FAR from done with the franchise and has several new sequels and spinoffs in the works.

Marv Group CEO Zygi Kamasa has said that filmmaker Matthew Vaughn is plotting “something like seven more Kingsman films” as part of the company’s expansion plans.

Naman Ramachandran Matthew Vaughn’s Marv Films, producer of the “Kingsman” franchise, is making its first foray into TV with soccer-centric series “Day 1’s” from writers/creators and showrunners Doug Ellin (“Entourage”) and Chris Case (“Mad About You”).Set in the world of British soccer, the 10-episode series revolves around a young player Dezmond King and his crew as they navigate his growing stature and struggles.Marv is working closely with French soccer legend Thierry Henry and his

Euphoria actor Lukas Gage became a viral sensation this past week thanks to the audition video he shared online, in which a director insulted his apartment while accidentally thinking he was on mute.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterEXCLUSIVE: Apple has slotted into Tetris, the story of the groundbreaking video game that has Taron Egerton starring and Stan & Ollie filmmaker Jon S. Baird directing, I can reveal.Egerton is playing Henk Rogers, a Dutch video game designer who first secured the rights to distribute Tetris on consoles, where it found popularity.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorEXCLUSIVE: Kingsman and Kick-Ass producer MARV has hired former Lionsgate Europe CEO Zygi Kamasa as Group CEO.Kamasa will run Matthew Vaughn’s lucrative UK production firm, overseeing the expansion of the Kingsman franchise as well all global sales, marketing and distribution of films, TV series and merchandising.

Believe it or not, it’s been 13 years since Matthew Vaughn has directed a film that doesn’t have comic book ties. It was 2007’s “Stardust” (which is actually based on a Neil Gaiman property, so there is a bit of a comic book angle there) that allowed Vaughn the opportunity to build a film that didn’t rely on some sort of comic book origins.

Speaking on a promotional tour for his new movie “The Big Ugly”, Vinnie Jones talked rather openly about his time on “X-Men: The Last Stand”, specifically about how he had signed on for a very different part to what he ended up playing (a part which subsequently turned into a meme). In an interview with Comicbookmovie.com, the actor said: “I loved the role, but hopefully you can put it fucking right here, mate.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorDisney is no longer releasing Mulan on Aug. 21 and is unsetting the movie for the time being.  Oy, just when AMC was looking to turn the lights back on with a big movie in pockets of the country.However, they’re keeping movies on the schedule I hear, i.e.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterThe debate continues around how the film biz can address its diversity crisis, but it’s clear that the appetite right now is for action rather than words. Hopefully some good news here then that two prominent, established filmmakers, Guy Ritchie and Matthew Vaughn, are teaming with not-for-profit UK enterprise Creative Access to ensure they improve representation on their sets.

The King’s Man is ready to hit theaters for real this time!

Some filmmaker’s find a genre they like and then…well, live in that for a long time. Perhaps not unlike Bryan Singer before him who lived in the “X-Men” franchise for years, Matthew Vaughn (who followed his footsteps into “X-Men: First Class“) really seems to love his “Kingsman: The Secret Service” spy series — his riff on the Bond series only more R-Rated and often vulgar.

Some filmmaker’s find a genre they like and then…well, live in that for a long time. Perhaps not unlike Bryan Singer before him who lived in the “X-Men” franchise for years, Matthew Vaughn (who followed his footsteps into “X-Men: First Class“) really seems to love his “Kingsman: The Secret Service” spy series — his riff on the Bond series only more R-Rated and often vulgar.

Nicholas Hoult is opening up about his movie roles in a new video interview with GQ.

Nicholas Hoult is looking back at some of his auditions!

By Andreas Wiseman

The Jojo Rabbit breakouts are already lining up their next projects.While Archie Yates has been tapped for the Home Alone reboot, now it's the turn of the lead in Taika Waititi's dark comedy — Jojo himself — Roman Griffin Davis.The 12-year-old Golden Globe nominee is to star alongside Keira Knightley in an upcoming Christmas film, The Hollywood Reporterunderstands.The as-yet-untitled project is being produced by Matthew Vaughn's Marv Films, behind Rocketman and the Kingsman franchise,

By Andreas Wiseman