A second trailer for the third movie in the "Kingsman" movie series, “The King’s Man,” was released on June 21.

The movie, due to hit theatres in September, is a prequel to show the origins of The Kingsman “independent intelligence agency” used to fight and solve crimes.

In the upcoming installment, Ralph Fiennes portrays the Duke of Oxford, who recruits a young man named Conrad, played by Harris Dickinson, to join the Kingsman and help defeat a crew of villains led by Grigori Rasputin, played by Rhys Ifans.

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“Nations will slaughter each other, while we get rich. This is going to be fun,” one villain said in the trailer during a sit-down with other villains coming together for corruption.

The new action-packed trailer shows Ifans’ character training to fight, learning the sophisticated rules of The Kingsman, and attempting to save the world from destruction.

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“The King’s Man” second trailer comes a year after the first one was released. The movie, which stars Gemma Arterton, Liam Neeson, Daniel Brühl, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Matthew Goode, and Stanley Tucci, was supposed to premiere in November 2019, then was pushed back twice more before the new September release.

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"The Kingsman: The Secret Service" was released in 2015 and "Kingsman: The Golden Circle" premiered in 2017.