Gentlemen spin-off images reveal first look at Guy Ritchie’s Netflix show

Gentlemen The spin-off reveals its first photos, unveiling Guy Ritchie’s series based on the popular crime film of the same name. The gentlemen ofdebuted in 2019, with Ritchie writing, directing and producing, Gentlemen follows an American cannabis wholesaler who is looking to sell his business in England. This triggers a series of blackmails and schemes to undermine him, in the box office hit starring Matthew McConaughey, Charlie Hunnam, Henry Golding, Michelle Dockery, Jeremy Strong, Eddie Marsan, Colin Farrell and Hugh Grant.

Netflix revealed new photos of Gentlemen spin-off which will be released in 2024.

A photo highlights Theo James, who recently played Cameron in The White Lotus season 2. His other credits include HBO The Time Traveler’s Wife and the Divergent movies. Another photo focuses on The maze RunnerKaya Scodelario from, also known for the horror film Crawl.

Will the cast of Gentleman reprise their roles?

The cast of the film is not returning for Gentlemen to show. Instead, James will play a character named Eddie Horniman. An aristocrat who inherits his ex-family’s estate, Eddie discovers that it is actually home to the largest weed farm in Europe.. Besides James and Scodelario, the upcoming series includes several familiar faces.

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Gentlemen cast features of the show Break the badIt’s Giancarlo Esposito, Pinch/Tuck the former Joely Richardson, guardians of the galaxy actor Peter Serafinowicz and To tear outIt’s Vinnie Jones. They are joined by Daniel Ings, Alexis Rodney, Chanel Cresswell and Max Beesley. Behind the camera, Ritchie created, co-wrote and executive produced the spinoff series. He also directs the first two episodes, with Matthew Read co-writing.

The story of Gentlemen to show promises to follow many unsavory characters from the British underworld and they want in on Eddie’s operation, which sets up an intriguing companion to Richie’s 2019 hit film that ended up grossing a staggering 115 million dollars worldwide against an announced budget of 22 million dollars.

Source: Netflix