Charlize Theron starred in it Atomic blondeDirected by David Leach (John Wick) and based on the graphic novel coldest city by Anthony Johnston and Sam Hart, and Atomic blonde The ending explains how he double-crossed everyone. Theron plays Lorraine Broughton, an MI6 agent assigned to Berlin as the Berlin Wall falls in November 1989. His mission is to meet with MI6’s Berlin station operative David Percival (James McAvoy) and retrieve the list, which contains all of MI6’s deep cover operatives in both East and West Berlin.
Atomic blonde Showcases Theron’s incredibly visceral skills as an action hero and Inventor of Leitch, Bloody Seven Pieces. however, Its actual plot Atomic blonde May confuse the audience Among all the fight and chase sequences that escalate in violence as the movie wears on. To help you understand what happened when Atomic blonde Concluded, the movie leaves a trail of clues to uncover the method of madness in this film’s twisty spy game.
What happens at the end of Atomic Blonde
Percival betrays MI6 and Broughton kills him
when Atomic blonde To begin, a Soviet assassin named Bakhtin (Jóhannes Jóhannesson) kills an MI6 agent named James Gassiogin (Sam Hargrave). Bakhtin then steals a special watch containing a list of MI6 operatives on both sides of the Berlin Wall. On the list MI6 wanted something extra special: the identity of Satchel, a double agent who sold secrets to the Russians. And who betrayed Gasciogine. The British send agent Lorraine Broughton to Berlin to retrieve the list and kill Satchel.
Percival – who works on both sides of the Berlin Wall and deals in counterfeit goods – is completely in business for himself
As soon as he landed in West Berlin, Broughton’s cover was blown. The Russians try to kidnap him, though David Percival and a French agent named Delphine Lasalle (Sofia Boutella) are also on his tail. After defeating the Russians, Percival picked up Bratton. Ultimately, Percival – who works on both sides of the Berlin Wall and deals in counterfeit goods – goes into business entirely for himself and renounces his allegiance to MI6.
Broughton’s mission turns out to be a quest to help smuggle a Stasi officer named Spyglass, whom the Russians want dead as a traitor, over the Wall. As Bratton escorts the spyglass, Percival makes his move, and shoots the spyglass into the midst of a mob protest. Once he sees Spyglass’s family for safety because Percival doesn’t have another copy of the list open, which Spyglass can provide. Spyglass drowned in the river after being shot and seriously wounded.
Percival reveals that he is not Satchel and teases her that he knows all about her.
Meanwhile, Broughton begins a sexual relationship with Lassalle, who has been following Percival’s activities and photographed Percival killing Bakhtin and taking the list for himself. Broughton discovers a bug Percival has attached to his coat, which allows him to listen to most of his conversations in Berlin. Percival promptly murders Lasalle in his flat, and in his final confrontation with Broughton, Percival reveals that he is not Satchel and taunts him that he knows all about him before executing him. With Percival dead, Broughton acquires the list, his mission complete but not quite.