Matthew Vaughn is undoubtedly one of the most fascinating filmmakers the industry has today. When his name gets attached to a project, fans know they will have a great time with his movies. The English director earned this reputation as a dynamic figure in the film realm for offering a unique interpretation of a classic genre that leaves audiences astounded. From the action thrillers of Kingsman to the superhero saga like X-Men, he has created several popular and acclaimed movies.

After all these frequent collaborations with franchises in the past two decades, the director has now spoken his truth about studios.

Matthew Vaughn opens up about the workings of studios 

In talks with Josh Horowitz on Happy Sad Confused, Matthew Vaughn shed light on how studios were working these days. He said commerce has overpowered creative because financing companies want to make money. Being that creative mind, he felt this strategy might be good for short-term profits. However, it falls short in terms of long-term accomplishments. According to him, creativity should always be the foundation in every field and not just the filming industry.

Upon this, the host asked if he ever got any notes from the studios that helped him improve his movies. In his response, the Stardust creator said studios’ notes were great for identifying mistakes in content. But it does not help with correcting things because their “solutions are truly dreadful” added the 52-year-old. He also revealed he got fewer notes as he shows his work only after completing it.

Vaughn always preferred to show his work to people who were actually going to watch them and took their reviews. This news came sometime after he also spilled beans on his next project, The Traitor King.

Kingsman franchise will be back on the screen with a new story

Matthew Vaughn recently directed the much-awaited spy comedy Argylle starring Henry Cavill and Dua Lipa. But before this movie hits theatres, the creator has already bagged another project to work on. During the New York Comic Con, he told Collider’s Maggie Lovitt that they have been working on the sequel of The King’s Man that will depict the rise of Adolf Hilter. People who have watched the prequel might know the post-credit teased the story of this dictator.

In the conversation, he also teased they have completed the script and that the audiences will love the storyline. However, now the team has not decided if it will be a series or a movie. Until fans get more updates about it, they can engage themselves with the upcoming action drama that will hit the theatres 2 February 2024.

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