Guy Ritchie has taken The Gentlemen somewhere very different in Season 2. The sharp suits, dirty deals, aristocratic manners, and sudden bursts of violence are still here, but the setting has changed. The English country estates have given way to Northern Italy, where Eddie Horniman and Susie Glass are trying to push their criminal operation…
When Guy Ritchie brought The Gentlemen to Netflix as a television series, the show found its hook almost immediately. It took the director’s familiar mix of clipped dialogue, criminal schemes, sudden violence, dry comedy and stylish excess, then dropped all of it into the very British world of country estates and aristocratic privilege. At the…
Guy Ritchie’s criminal world has made its way back to television, and The Gentlemen still has plenty of swagger left in the tank. After the strong reception of the first season, the continuation pushes further into the polished, vicious underworld that sits beneath the show’s aristocratic surface. It is still very much Ritchie’s playground, with…
The aristocratic weed empire is getting bigger, messier, and considerably more dangerous. Since Guy Ritchie brought his particular brand of British gangster storytelling to television, The Gentlemen has built a following around tailored suits, inherited fortunes, criminal deals, and people who can turn a polite dinner conversation into a very bad night. The first season…
Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen arrived on Netflix with a premise that sounded almost too perfectly tailored to his particular brand of crime storytelling: polished British aristocracy colliding head-on with London’s ugliest criminal machinery. It worked. The first season mixed country estates, expensive tailoring and inherited titles with executions, drug deals and the kind of violence…
When Guy Ritchie brought his sharp suits, crooked aristocrats, brutal gangsters, and rapid-fire criminal plotting to Netflix with The Gentlemen, the series did not take long to find an audience. At the center of it all was Eddie Horniman, played by Theo James, a former soldier who suddenly found himself trying to keep his family…
Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen arrived on Netflix in early 2024 with the sort of swagger that could have gone badly wrong. Instead, the series found its footing almost immediately. It took the criminal world of Ritchie’s 2019 film and rebuilt it around a fresh ensemble, with Theo James and Kaya Scodelario stepping into the center…