Exclusive: The King's Man Behind-the-Scenes Video Reveals How They Shot Crazy Rasputin Murder Dance
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- The King's Man, Matthew Vaughn's latest entry into the globe-trotting super-spy Kingsman franchise, takes the series into hitherto uncharted territory: it's set against the backdrop of the burgeoning First World War, its cartoonish action backdropped by the real-life tragedies of the greatest conflict in human history. The movie uses a lot of artistic license in depicting friends and foes from the time - from Vladimir Lenin, to King George V, right through to Rasputin (Rhys Ifans), who takes center stage as a main antagonist.
Collider is delighted to exclusively share a behind-the-scenes clip from the upcoming home release of The King's Man, which you can watch below. It focuses on the preparation behind, and making of, one of the movie's best scenes: Ifans' Rasputin, a notoriously good dancer, goes toe-to-toe with the Duke of Oxford (Ralph Fiennes) and his spy-in-training son, Conrad (Harris Dickinson) in a duel to the death. But there's a twist: Rasputin twists and dances like a Barynya dancer, dodging the others' attacks with pizzazz that could, at any other time, land the lecher with a role on Dances With The Stars.
Along with Fiennes, Dickinson, and Ifans, Gemma Arterton, Djimon Hounsou, Matthew Goode, and Charles Dance round off the all-star cast.
The King’s Man will be available on Digital February 18 and on 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD February 22. Additionally, for fans of the stylish spy series, comes The Kingsman Collection. All three films, with bonus features, together for the first time. The collection will be available digitally on February 18, and as a collectible steel book on February 22. Here's a full list of bonus features available on the home release:
The King's Man: The Great Game Begins Documentary
A Generation Lost - Discover how the filmmakers created a richly textured story that explores the origins of the Kingsman spy organization.
Oxfords and Rogues - Meet the phenomenal new cast of characters Matthew Vaughn has assembled.
All the World's a Stage - Delve into the meticulous world-building of THE KING’S MAN with interviews, on-location footage, artwork, and details of on-set construction and design.
Instruments of War - Experience the analog spy tech and early 20th century weaponry utilized in THE KING’S MAN and see a breakdown of the precise execution and evolution of the major stunts and combat in the film.
Fortune Favors the Bold - Join Matthew Vaughn and his team for music scoring and sound design.
Long Live the Kingsman - Cast and crew reveal their thoughts about their collective journey through the very special experience of making THE KING’S MAN.
Featurettes:
No Man's Land - Experience the creative process behind the harrowing knife battle sequence in several stages: rehearsals, storyboards, interviews and on-set footage, culminating with the atmospheric VFX.
Remembrance and Finding Purpose - Learn about amazing organizations such as The Royal British Legion and Help for Heroes, two U.K.-based resources for recovery, well-being and employment for military veterans. Also hear why Matthew Vaughn strongly supports their mission.
Here's the official synopsis for The King's Man:
"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. Set in the historic WWI era, the lethal yet impeccably trained spies take on the ultimate mission to save the fate of humanity."
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This fight coreography is one of the most creative that i ever saw. Rasputin is a beast with a ballet dancer feet, he should have been the main antagonist of this movie
1,000,000 percent agreed. I loved him and the son's role. Literally everything else was a waste of time.
Yeah I loved this fight it made me laugh in amazement I was highly entertained and I fully agree the choreography was incredible
I was dancer and Choreographer
^ this guys is who choreographer it lol
I completely agree
Such a bloody shame they killed him off mid movie!!! He should have been the main villain.
You do realize a lot of this movie was based in reality of the time do your history research
@@ellamcclanahan9811 A story using real historical people doesen't have to be historically accurate.
Edit: and this movie was in no way accurate.
@@bluntlyhonest6803 I mean Rasputin was reported to have been killed by being poisoned, shot and when neither of them worked, drowned. All in one night. So…. Kinda accurate
@@ellamcclanahan9811 You DO realize it's a fictional story, and not a historical documentary... right?
@@georgiacaine5744 but only just barely
Thank you everyone who liked my dance and choreography 🙏 this is a Georgian dance! 🇬🇪 I was dance double and choreographer in movie
Is this true??
@@jamesmoore6752 yes
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Always felt like it was the most impressive part of the movie for me! Thank you for all your hard work!
Masterful.
This fighting scene and dance is EPIC
I hope there’s enough support for this to be a franchise of its own. I would like to see more from this cast in the future 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Very interesting fight sequence, went back & watched that scene a second time after finishing the movie
me too ;)
Best scene, i love the little expression rhys did on his face. Its now a legendary scene. 🙌 bravo
I can't believe that Rasputin is the same actor who played Xenophilius Lovegood from Harry Potter. Such a great and diversed actor!
He's also The Lizard from The Amazing Spider-Man.
I can easily pick out any shot from any fight where the stunt double is “fighting” rather then the actor who they need to be in shot for the closeups and angles showing their face.
I was really impressed by the choreography in this scene because Vaughn and the camera crew did a fantastic job masking the stunt doubles face whilst pulling off the illusion that it’s Rhyh ifans all along. Especially the shots consisting of high spots such as the spinning dance on the table, that’s obviously a stunt double but Vaughn’s editing is exquisite as it is flawless. The transition of cutting between the stunt double then cutting to shots of Rhys in the frame is so fluid. A thoroughly good fight scene from a really good film. Enjoyed every bit of it.
@Derp Derp Yes I noticed. Man of Steel does it flawlessly especially in the fight between Zod & Jor-El. I could tell when it’s not Russell Crowe and Michael Shannon telegraphing the choreography because I have a keen eye but still the editing is seamless I agree.
"...so, why don't you glide over there, and get ME a fucking drink?"
What a fucking champ.
making movies is magical
IMO I believe this movie is so much better than Golden Circle, but it wasn’t remotely close to Secret Service. I don’t think any future installment can surpass the level of the first one, but we’ll see
This is NOT Russian dance moves. This is Georgian dance moves and as a director he must knwo this...
Absolutely!
Nobody cares. People only care if u steal stuff from black people. Caucasians dont matter :p
Rhys Ifans nailed it as RASPUTIN
I just watched the second movie and the third yesterday (I didn’t expect the third to be so good with a full new cast but I have been proven wrong)
I really liked the dance scene 👏👏👏
Also, I seriously cannot get out of my head that the actor playing the Duke of Oxford (Conrad’s dad) is the same person who played Lord Voldemort 👁👄👁
He definitely stole the show for me haha😂
He was the best part of the movie.
honestly didn’t recognize that it was Rhys Ifans when I watched it. bravo
Not gonna argue but find it very offensive when director mentions this Dance as a Russian dance.
This is A GEORGIAN NATIONAL DANCE!
And Lasha is Georgian who actually dances in this episode 😊
The greatest scene in the movie. Unfortuately it happens in halftime, and after that it is pretty lame. Rasputin should have been the main villain.
Its Georgian Dance guys
Thats Not Even a russian dance. Thats the georgian Dance 😂😂😂
THE RUSSIAN DANCE SCENE IS SO GENIUS. and yah....Asian countries or Eastern Europe and also some South American and African countries really used fighting styles as dances and to me that's the nost amazing way to not only have a lot of fun but a way to keep fighting styles and cultural dances alive for a long time.
Sorry for correcting but It’s not a Russian Dance . It’s very offensive actually to say it to Georgian people. This is National Georgian Dance which exists for many centuries and has nothing to do with a Russian dance or a culture. Thanks
Awesomely done
I know it's popular to say you love this movie, but I thought it was absolutely awful. The tone was everywhere and the big villain reveal at the end was so anticlimactic, that it actually made me wish I was watching the first one instead
Ik, I didn’t like this film either. The other 2 films are soooooo much better!!
For having him all over to trailers and movie posters i was expecting him to be in the entire movie, not killed 1/4 into it :/
>cossacks
>russian
dude, cmon, do your research
Amazing movie I loved it 😍😍😍😍😍 specially this scene 😻😻😻
Very good movie. Bonus on dvd gives inside info.🔥🔥
Loved it
It is Georgian dance moves!!!
Unf****** believable that director Matthew Vaughn invites dancers from Georgia to manage choreography of dance and calls them Russians. BOOOOOO.... To End discussion whos dance been used Russian or Georgian here's what Rasputin(Rhys Ifans) himself says : Even these highly trained stunt men couldn’t pull [the moves] off, so we had to get a couple of Georgian dancers in from Georgia. And these guys trained from the age of two to do these moves. It takes an incredible kind of core to cross a room with your [butt] two inches off the floor.
Rhys Ifans
So yes baseline of Rasputins fight is made of Georgian national dance with Swards, u can see on you tube....
It was pure Georgian Dance 🇬🇪. For reference 20% of Georgia is occupied by Russians and it's little bit shame you called Georgian national dance russians....
What is the name of the glide he says rasputin mastered at 00:36?
Beryozka
@@joaopedrojunqueirarocha1955 Is that glide a real thing?
@@Veyron722skyhook Yes.
Imagine King's Men in WW2 🤔
is not this Georgian dance moves ??!
Yeah it is but ofc Russians trying to steal it from
us ;)))
Yeah
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0:50 Wow ! What a beautiful name ! Did he own an Iphone or etc ?
I'm sorry Matthew Vaughn but these elements of Georgian dance are used, not Russian dance............ one of the features of Georgian traditional dance
you ruined Rasputin, it was a big great character, should be the main villain..even the first Kingsman in a surprise plot twist but you ruined
True. He was supposed to play bigger role. Because whole trailer was about him. So he ought to be a right hand of main evil guy at least
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I kinda just skip-watched the movie, was boring for the most part, but this character and actor were great
A pity that he is talking about cossack dances and moves, when in fact the cossacks appropiated those moves (and not only those moves but also the costumes) from the circassians (who where massacred by tzarist russia and cossacks played a huge role) and other caucasians.
Bro the dance is Georgian and even the stunt double was a Georgian
Embarrassing, these are Georgian dance moves, not Russian.
Rasputin was boss level!!