The 67-year-old actor, who played the role of Champagne aka Champ in the just released sequel "Kingsman: The Golden Circle", said his character could get more of a back story if there is a third movie in the franchise, reported Den of Geek.
"I hear there's possibly a 'Kingsman 3' coming up, it might be if that does happen that some of his back story will be revealed. Not too much back story was put into this one, I didn't spend too much time on that," Bridges said.
The franchise is created and directed by Matthew Vaughn.
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