The King’s Man delayed (again) until December 2021

by Dan Cooper |
The King's Man
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Matthew Vaughn’s prequel to the Kingsman films is delayed again, as Disney now pushes the movie back to Christmas. Disney has decided to hold back the debut of The King’s Man movie yet again, this time until December 22nd 2021. We’re losing count of the amount of times this one has been pushed back, in truth. Releasing through its 20th Century Studios brand, the prequel to the popular Kingsman series of films was originally scheduled to land in February 2020, before being delayed until September 2020. Then February 2021. Then summer 2021. Actually, we’ve not lost count thinking about it. That’s delay number five for the film. The King’s Man is unlikely – but at this stage, who knows? – to get a direct to  Disney+ release. More news as we have it on this one. ———— Thank you for visiting! If you’d like to support our attempts to make a non-clickbaity movie website: Become a Patron here. Sign up for our email newsletter here. Follow Film Stories on Twitter here, and on Facebook here. Buy our Film Stories and Film Stories Junior print magazines here.
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