Kingsman: The Golden Circle Page #3
it's not scotch.
Hang on.
According to this,
there's a huge
underground structure
right beneath us.
And if my calculations
are correct...
This...
is the way in.
F***ing hell, Merlin. Sh*t.
MAN:
You know, my mama...she always told me...
us southerners get our good
manners from the British.
I was thinkin',
ain't that a pity.
Y'all didn't keep nothing
for yourselves.
Y'all ain't never heard of
knocking before you enter?
Well, actually we had
an invitation. Didn't we?
Yeah.
Oh, did you now?
Yeah. It came in the
shape of a bottle.
We're from the Kingsman
tailor shop in London.
Maybe you've heard of us?
Oh, the Kingsman.
Yeah.
Huh.
That's where y'all got
them fine suits
and them fancy
spectacles y'all got on?
Exactly.
That's right.
Y'all look damn sharp.
Let me see
if I got it right, here.
You want me to believe that
it's normal for a tailor...
to hack through an advanced
biometric security system...
with nothing but a little
bitty old watch on?
I can promise you...
that dog don't hunt.
So why don't you go on and get down
on your knees...
and tell me
who you really work for.
(SPITS)
That's 1963 Statesman Reserve.
You just made it personal.
(GRUNTING)
(GROANS)
(BEEPING)
(PANTING)
Who the f*** are you?
MAN:
A bottlein a secret wall.
You really expect me
to take that seriously?
See, I think
your story's horse sh*t.
Y'all just trying to cover
for a failed rescue mission.
You here for the lepidopterist,
ain't you?
Okay, so your
mystery bottle, huh?
Look anything like that,
right there?
Yes. Same brand,
much older.
All right.
Let's see here.
You know why the measurement
of alcohol content's
called "proof"?
Oh, f*** off!
Oh, for Pete's sake.
See, comes from back
in the old days...
when pirates wanted to test
the strength of their rum.
They used to pour a little bit out
on gunpowder.
(EXHALES)
That'll make you wanna slap
your mama right there, boy.
And if the gunpowder,
if it burnt when
they set it alight...
they considered it proof...
that their rum
was good and strong.
But see, I ain't got
no gunpowder on me, do I?
But I'm pretty sure
you boys'll make
just as impressive of a sound...
when I set your balls on fire.
(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
Or you could just tell me who the f***
y'all really are...
and how the hell y'all found us.
MERLIN:
Look,for the last time,
we have nothing to protect
but our honor.
So you can take
your cheap horse piss
that you call whiskey...
which, by the way,
is spelled without an "e"...
and is nothing compared
to a single malt scotch...
and you can go f*** yourself.
(CHUCKLES)
(CHUCKLES SARCASTICALLY)
What about you?
Me?
Yeah.
No, I love
a Jack and Coke, bruv.
But I do agree with the part
where you go f*** yourself.
All right.
Y'all ain't got
nothing to protect
other than your honor.
Let's see what happens
when we change things up.
F*** me.
Harry?
Y'all got three seconds
to tell me the truth.
MERLIN:
Wait. No.No!
Harry!
He can't hear you.
But I can, so talk.
No!
Get down, Harry!
MERLIN:
Harry! Harry!That's two.
Harry!
Harry!
EGGSY:
Harry!Three.
Stop!
Their story checked out.
I opened our doomsday
scenario locker
and that umbrella was in it.
Kingsman.
It's got our logo on it.
I'm really sorry.
(LAUGHING) My apologies, boys.
I hope there ain't
no hard feelings.
I was just doin' my job.
Welcome to the Statesman,
independent intelligence agency.
Just like y'all, I reckon.
But our founders went
into the booze business.
Thank the sweet Lord above.
This is Ginger Ale.
She's our strategy executive.
Hello.
I'm Agent Tequila.
This is the part
where you untie us.
MERLIN:
Thank you.Harry.
Hello.
Hello, mate.
Harry.
How do you do?
Have we met before?
Harry, it's okay. It's fine.
They know that we know you.
I think there must be
some mistake.
It's been such
a long time, Harry.
I need to get
my brogues resoled.
Yeah, and my oxfords
are done in as well.
Why are you telling me
about your shoes?
I'm a lepidopterist.
You're a what?
I study butterflies.
MERLIN:
Well, you wanted to be beforeyou joined the army, but...
Harry, look at me.
It's good to see you.
We'll be back soon.
are our doomsday protocol?
Turns out, our founder's
tailor was Kingsman.
What the f***
have you done to him?
Nothing. Only tried
to help him.
He's got retrograde amnesia.
Now, we knew from his eyeglasses
that he was intelligence.
We just didn't know whose.
How did he get here?
(ALARM BLARING)
GINGER:
What the hell?Tequila, I'm getting
a crazy spike...
of extreme low frequency waves
11 miles from here.
I'm gonna need you to
escort me there immediately.
I need your alpha gel.
TEQUILA:
I'll go check the church.(HISSING)
GINGER:
We developedour alpha gel technology
for our own agents...
in the event of a head shot.
The gel protects the brain.
Then, in the lab,
we use nanites...
micro-bots,
to repair tissue damage.
There are side effects.
Partial amnesia...
regression to the younger self.
With no idea who he was,
there was nothing we could do.
But now you guys are here...
there's a good chance
we can bring him back.
POPPY:
You're late.Why are you still wearing that?
Until you get rid of
the perimeter landmines...
I'll keep wearing the suit,
thank you very much.
POPPY:
Scaredy-cat.Shut up and sit down.
Let's go!
(BEEPS)
CHARLIE:
Crocodile Rock, please.
F*** you!
(ELECTRICITY CRACKLING)
(GROANING)
Hey, hey, Elton, language.
Okay, as fabulous
as your catalogue is...
I think I want to hear
some Gershwin.
(SIGHS)
(PLAYING PIANO)
I still can't believe...
you got away with
kidnapping Elton John.
I know! But with Valentine
abducting those celebrities...
it seemed silly not to take
advantage of the confusion.
Sh*t. Has Elton
got the blue rash?
Lights.
(PIANO PLAYING STOPS)
Hey, Elton.
Have you been a bad boy again?
Mmm-mmm.
You're lying.
Look at your hands.
What is it?
It's proof that my plan
is gonna work.
It's also the first sign
of a slow and horrible death.
(GASPS)
Don't worry, I can fix it.
Tell me who you partied with.
(SIGHS)
It was Angel.
Huh, not very angelic.
Gonna have to clip his wings.
(SIGHS)
Close the door behind you.
MAN:
At what point are yougoing to start behaving
like a Statesman, Tequila?
You wanna go back
No, sir. I apologize, sir.
I'm Champagne.
But anyone who knows
what's good for him...
calls me Champ.
Sorry for your troubles.
As your American cousins...
I'm placing all of Statesman's
considerably larger resources at your disposal.
Can you imagine us
in the clothing business?
(CHUCKLES)
Now, how can I help you?
EGGSY:
First of all,I've got to thank you
for saving Agent Galahad.
Wait.
You said that you were Galahad.
Oh, no, he's talking
about the butterfly guy.
That used to be his handle.
Oh.
EGGSY:
Galahad always said,
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