The story picks up about a year after the first film. When the Kingsman headquarters and almost all its agents are destroyed in a coordinated missile strike by a mysterious drug cartel called The Golden Circle , the only survivors— (Taron Egerton) and (Mark Strong)—must follow a "Doomsday Protocol". This leads them to Kentucky, where they discover
The two agencies must team up to stop , a drug kingpin with a 1950s aesthetic who runs "The Golden Circle" from a secret base in the Cambodian jungle called Poppy Land. Poppy has tainted the world’s illegal drug supply with a toxin that causes blue rashes, paralysis, and eventually, a gruesome death. Her goal? To hold the world hostage until the U.S. President legalizes all drugs, allowing her to become a legitimate business mogul. kingsman 2 golden circle
, an allied US spy organization that operates undercover as a whiskey distillery. Together, they must stop the cartel’s leader, Poppy Adams The story picks up about a year after the first film
When Matthew Vaughn unleashed Kingsman: The Secret Service upon the world in 2014, it was a jolt of adrenaline to a stagnating spy genre. It was cheeky, hyper-violent, unapologetically British, and, most importantly, it was a smashing success. Naturally, the call went out for a sequel. The result was 2017’s Kingsman: The Golden Circle . Poppy has tainted the world’s illegal drug supply
