Atomic Blonde

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Ultimate Spy Chic: Dive into the Atomic Blonde Universe

Berlin, 1989. Lorraine Broughton, MI6's finest, dives into a deadly game of spy vs. spy. Neon lights, pulse-pounding beats, and bone-crushing fights set the stage as she navigates treachery, style, and cold war chaos to uncover a double agent.

Atomic Blonde Trivia

Who is the director of the film 'Atomic Blonde'? (Advanced)

#1: David Leitch

#2: Chad Stahelski

#3: Quentin Tarantino

#4: Guy Ritchie

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What year was the film 'Atomic Blonde' released? (Easy)

#1: 2015

#2: 2016

#3: 2017

#4: 2018

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Atomic Blonde Fun Facts

Charlize Theron cracked two teeth during the intense fight scenes in Atomic Blonde.

Charlize Theron trained for three hours a day over three months in preparation for her role in Atomic Blonde.

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Who is your favorite spy in Atomic Blonde?

Lorraine Broughton

David Percival

Delphine Lasalle

Emmett Kurzfeld

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What is your favorite fight scene in Atomic Blonde?

The Stairwell Fight

The Car Chase

The Apartment Ambush

The Final Confrontation

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publication

2012

Publication of the graphic novel 'The Coldest City'

The graphic novel 'The Coldest City,' written by Antony Johnston and illustrated by Sam Hart, which served as the inspiration for the movie 'Atomic Blonde,' was published.

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July 28, 2017

Release of the movie 'Atomic Blonde'

'Atomic Blonde,' an action thriller film directed by David Leitch and starring Charlize Theron, was released. The film is based on the graphic novel 'The Coldest City.'

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