New Trailer For The King's Man Has Dropped

The new trailer for The King's Man has dropped.

The new trailer was teased on the official Kingsman Twitter account, as it dropped some 'secret messages' from Fiennes' character which was decoded by fans.

One of them was a message which needed to be played backwards to be listened to.

Due out on 18 September, the next instalment of the Kingsman spy caper saga is a prequel rather than the third part of Gary 'Eggsy' Unwin's story.

The film will move away from the story fans know, which focuses on Taron Egerton's character Eggsy, and look back at the origins of the Kingsman Agency.

The synopsis says: "As a collection of history's worst tyrants and criminal masterminds gather to plot a war to wipe out millions, one man must race against time to stop them. Discover the origins of the very first independent intelligence agency in The King's Man."

For a while many believed the new movie would be called 'The Great Game' but discussing the prequel earlier this year, the film's director Matthew Vaughan revealed this would not be the case.

Speaking to The Playlist, the Layer Cake director said: "Next year you're getting The Great Game. It's wrapped. [But] it's not actually called The Great Game.

"I love spy movies, and this is a very very different tone and style and as a spy film, that no one's made in a long, long time. And then we hope to shoot Kingsman 3 either late this year or early next year, but it won't be out until 2021, so, who knows?"

And it doesn't look like he has any plans of slowing down, with many more movies in the pipeline.

He added: "There's two more to come - hopefully, people like them enough that we can count on making another one.

"I love spy movies, and this is a very very different tone and style and as a spy film, that no one's made in a long, long time. And then we hope to shoot Kingsman 3 either late this year or early next year, but it won't be out until 2021, so, who knows?"

And it doesn't look like he has any plans of slowing down, with many more movies in the pipeline.

He added: "There's two more to come - hopefully, people like them enough that we can count on making another one."