A movie studio is being launched by Cristiano Ronaldo and Matthew Vaughn the director of Kingsman
Portuguese football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo is stepping into the entertainment world with the launch of a brand-new film production studio called URMarv, a joint venture with acclaimed Hollywood director and producer Matthew Vaughn. Best known for his unmatched success on the football field and his growing business empire in fashion, fragrances, and luxury accessories, Ronaldo is now turning his attention toward cinema to further diversify his legacy.
This latest move sees the global sports icon team up with Vaughn, the creative mind behind blockbuster franchises such as Kingsman, combining the realms of athletic fame and cinematic storytelling. The creation of URMarv promises to tell gripping stories on the big screen by fusing Vaughn’s vast filmmaking knowledge with Ronaldo’s unmatched global impact. Ronaldo took to social media to announce the exciting new development, receiving an outpouring of support from fans and followers.
The announcement comes on the heels of Ronaldo’s phenomenal success in digital media as well. In August of the previous year, he launched his own YouTube channel, which went viral almost instantly, breaking platform records for both viewership and subscriber growth within just hours of going live.
Sharing his excitement about this new venture, Ronaldo said, “This marks an exciting new chapter in my career as I explore broader horizons in the business world.” Vaughn, equally enthusiastic, praised Ronaldo by saying, “Cristiano has written unforgettable stories on the football pitch that I could never script, and now I look forward to crafting inspiring films with him – he’s truly a real-life superhero.”
Vaughn’s latest cinematic project was Argylle, a 2024 spy thriller that featured a star-studded cast including Henry Cavill and Bryce Dallas Howard. Ronaldo, who has clinched five Ballon d’Or awards and is counted among the wealthiest athletes globally, has frequently spoken about his plans post-retirement from professional football. Rather than moving into coaching roles with clubs or national teams, he’s prioritizing expanding his influence through entrepreneurial ventures like URMarv.
