‘Kingsman: The Golden Circle’ Spoilers & Update: Second Installment To Have A Deleted Scene From the ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service?’

By RB Sim on Jan 31, 2017 04:05 AM EST

Last 2015's "Kingsman: The Secret Service brought us to the world of a James Bond agent-themed movie. Director Matthew Vaughn and Jane Goldman will give us another fantastic agent movie, its second installment 2017's "Kingsman: The Golden Circle."

According to Den of Geek, "Kingsman: The Golden Circle" will cast Julianne Moore as a new villain, a notorious criminal mastermind named as Poppy along with Elton John's mysterious role. Mark Strong will return as Merlin along with Sophie Cookson as Roxy. Another addition to the cast is Halle Berry as Ginger, a top member of Statesman, which is an American secret service that has been allied to Kingsman.

Netflix's "Narcos" star Pedro Pascal will also join the cast as Jack Daniels, also a Statesman agent. "Kingsman: The Golden Circle" will again have a touch of comedic, bright and fast action scenarios that we have from the first one. The star Taron Egerton who played Eggsy from the first installment stated by Cinema Blend that there are few deleted scene from "Kingsman: The Secret Service" that will bring and will be featured in "Kingsman: The Golden Circle."

"All I can say that there are few deleted scenes from the first one, that I personally thought shouldn't have been cut, and will be featured in the second film. But what it is. I don't have the right to say what it is so let's wait for the movie to be released," said Taron Egerton.

As for the plans of the movie directors, Matthew Vaughn once teased Screen Crush that despite we have seen Harry Hart's death that was shot in the head, Colin Firth the man who played the role will be back in "Kingsman: The Golden Circle." The news about Firth's comeback has been confirmed by a shared photo in Taron Egerton's Twitter account.

20^th Century Fox's "Kingsman: The Golden Circle was shot and filmed at Leavesden Studios in London. The movie was scheduled to hit big screens on June 16, 2017, but pushed forward to Oct. 6, 2017.