Kingsman: The Secret Service Revealed

Kingsman: The Secret Service Revealed is a behind the scenes documentary that follows the making of the 2015 spy action feature. Through on set footage and interviews with cast and crew, it shows how stunts, choreography, costume and production design came together to create the film's distinct tone. Actors identified in the credits speak as themselves, reflecting on roles and decisions, while technicians and creatives describe practical effects and action staging. The documentary acts as a companion piece for fans, offering insight into everyday production problems and creative choices without revealing plot twists or the film's conclusion. Interviewees include Geoff Bell, Sofia Boutella, Michael Caine, Sophie Cookson and Jack Davenport, who offer first hand memories and anecdotes from production respectively.

Released in 2015, this documentary was issued alongside the original feature as a making of companion, drawing on Mark Millar's comic source and interviews with performers and crew to contextualize how the film was adapted for screen and special editions.

Box office figures for the documentary itself are limited, as it served primarily as a promotional and home video extra rather than a stand alone theatrical release with notable gross. Its financial impact overshadowed by the main feature's theatrical success.

For fans of the franchise, the documentary reinforced interest in the film's stylistic choices, highlighting the tailoring, stunt planning and signature action sequences that became conversation starters. As a supplemental piece it helped maintain enthusiasm around home releases and contributed to the series' expanding fanbase, and fueled merchandise interest worldwide.

Critical attention was minimal and audience ratings on some databases are low, reflected by a 3.0/10 user score here. Viewers expecting deep analysis sometimes found the material surface level, though it does focus on craft themes like choreography, costume and adapting a comic to film, and serves promotional purposes primarily.