Published October 3, 2019 by

Fox Reveals First Look VIdeo At NYCC

We have staff on hand covering the show a d this looks fun.

FIRST LOOK AT THE CASTS OF “THE KING’S MAN” AND “FREE GUY”
FROM TODAY’S 20TH CENTURY FOX
NEW YORK COMIC CON PANEL NOW AVAILABLE
Earlier today, NY Comic Con celebrated 20th Century Fox’s “The King’s Man” and “Free Guy” with a special panel at the Jacob Javits Center focusing on the two upcoming films. New materials from the panel are now available to share with your readers. The panel kicked off with “The King’s Man” director Matthew Vaughn welcoming to the stage Ralph Fiennes (The Duke of Oxford), Harris Dickinson (Conrad) and Djimon Hounsou (Shola). Together, they showcased this origin story of the very first independent intelligence agency as they rally to combat a collection of history’s worst tyrants and criminal masterminds.
Following “The King’s Man” presentation, “Free Guy” director Shawn Levy took to the stage with cast members Ryan Reynolds (Guy), Jodie Comer (Millie / Molotov Girl), Lil Rel Howery (Buddy), Joe Keery (Keys) and Utkarsh Ambudkar (Mouser). The hi-tech action comedy “Free Guy” is the unconventional story of a lonely bank teller who discovers he is actually a background character in the brutal open-world videogame Free City.


“The King’s Man” is in theaters February 14, 2020 and “Free Guy” is in theaters July 3, 2020.


 

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