Director of ‘Kingsman’ and ‘Argyle’ cancels visit to Korea due to health reasons [Official]

Director Matthew Vaughn of the movie ‘Argyle’ will not be visiting Korea due to health reasons.

On the 16th, distributor Universal Pictures released a handwritten letter from director Matthew Vaughn. Director Matthew Vaughn wrote in this letter, “I was suddenly advised not to travel abroad due to health problems, and I am very disappointed that I will not be able to go to Korea because of this.”

He continued, “I was very much looking forward to visiting the country that has always inspired me and my Korean fans who have loved and supported my films. “The main actors of our movie will visit Korea on my behalf,” he said, adding, “I’m so jealous of what a wonderful time they will have in Korea.”

In addition, “I will be here cheering on the Korean team participating in the Asian Cup. Next time, I will definitely be with you. “We ask for the understanding of our Korean fans and thank you for your love,” he added.

Director Matthew Vaughn, who was loved by Korean audiences for the ‘Kingsman’ series of movies, was about to visit Korea for the first time, but unfortunately, he was unable to attend due to health reasons. The lead actors, Henry Cavill, Bryce Dallas Howard, and Sam Rockwell, are scheduled to visit Korea on the 18th and carry out schedules such as press conferences and red carpet events until the 19th.

‘Argyle’ is an action blockbuster in which author Ellie, who becomes a target of spies around the world when her spy novel becomes a reality, writes the next chapter of the novel to escape the crisis and visits legendary agent Argyle in reality.

It will be released on February 7th.