Taron Egerton, Colin Firth, Sophie Cookson, Halle Berry
Manners maketh man, but style defines the killer. Kingsman 3: The Crown’s Shadow suits up for the ultimate mission, one that strikes at the very heart of modern society. This chapter reunites the dapper dynamic duo, Eggsy Unwin (Taron Egerton) and Harry Hart (Colin Firth), but the real, game-changing surprise is the miraculous, and fiercely necessary, return of Roxanne “Roxy” Morton (Sophie Cookson).
Sophie Cookson stuns, stepping out of the shadows and back into the field in a bespoke, bulletproof velvet suit that accentuates her every move while concealing a breathtakingly deadly arsenal. No longer confined to the tactical support chair, she is now the sharpest blade in the agency’s darkness. Roxy moves with a terrifying grace, wielding upgraded umbrella-guns that fire customizable ammunition and poison-tipped oxford shoes, instantly turning every hallway confrontation and ballroom fight into a high-fashion, high-casualty editorial.
The Kingsman agency faces its most insidious and modern enemy yet: a global luxury fashion conglomerate that has woven lethal neural-tech into its exclusive line of designer clothing. Their objective is total, subtle control over the world’s elite and eventually, the masses. This threat demands a new approach, and the women of Kingsman step unequivocally into the lead.
Alongside the sharp-shooting American counterpart, Agent Ginger Ale (Halle Berry), the team must execute a series of audacious, globally spanning operations. The action sequences are meticulously choreographed and frantic, the violence is stylized and colorful, and the elegance is absolutely mandatory. Taron Egerton’s Eggsy must adapt his street smarts to this world of high-tech espionage, while Colin Firth’s Harry struggles to maintain the classical Kingsman codes against a foe that subverts all tradition.
From glamorous fashion runways in Milan to clandestine underground tailoring workshops in London, the stakes are not just about saving the world, but saving humanity’s free will. In this exhilarating, over-the-top world of gentlemen spies, Roxy proves the deadliest lesson of all: never crease the suit, even when grappling with global annihilation, because a well-dressed agent is always the most dangerous.