Henry Cavill starrer upcoming film Argylle is just around the corner and fans are only two months away from its release. Ever since its announcement, the film has kept everyone intrigued with its promise of providing a blend of the spy genre with satirical twists on stereotypical tropes. The movie will take a shift from the usual spy movies that fans have been seeing on screen and is set to offer something unique.

After generating a lot of buzz with its trailer and sneak peeks in the month of September, a fresh poster of Argylle has heightened the anticipation of the film.

New poster of Argylle featuring the ensemble including Henry Cavill

A new poster of Henry Cavill’s Argylle has recently surfaced which featured the cast of the upcoming movie, including Dua Lipa, John Cena, Bryce Dallas Howard, and many others. Even the cat named Chip appeared on the poster, cradled in Cavill’s arms. Cavill took center stage on the poster where the tagline “the greater the spy, the bigger the lie” was mentioned, but in Portuguese.

The poster featured the full cast arranged in a V shape. They all dressed in the same costumes seen in the trailer. Dua Lipa wore her iconic shimmery golden dress. Meanwhile, Cavill wore a signature deep green jacket paired with a high-collared sweatshirt. The anticipated movie will drop on February 2024 and will mark the beginning of another spy universe. And as per the director himself, this movie is going to be a lot more than fans are anticipating. 

The trailer of Argylle received a lot of praise from fans, with a tinge of mockery over Henry Cavill’s hairdo. However, in a podcast, Matthew Vaughn revealed why he believes that the trailer is not even close to what the movie actually has to offer. 

Matthew Vaughn teasing the surprises Argylle will bring 

Matthew Vaughn appeared on Josh Horowitz’s podcast Happy Sad Confused a month ago, shortly after the trailer release. In the podcast, he shared that fans “have seen nothing yet” as Universal Studios has only used “the first 28 minutes of the film” in the trailer. He consciously refrained from giving anything more than a glimpse to fans. This was done in an effort to heighten their anticipation and curiosity about the upcoming flick. 

Vaughn also shared earlier that through Argylle he will be breaking all the stereotypical spy tropes, which he considers “ridiculous”. He also took a slight dig at the James Bond movies through a statement by Roger Moore because of its over-the-top depiction of spies. He believes a good spy needs to be subtle and inconspicuous, and should not draw attention. This is something he believes will make Argylle stand out from the rest of the spy franchises. 

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