Where to Watch The Gentlemen
- parktool69December 1, 2024confusing
- MrCensorMeNotSeptember 17, 2026I haven’t said this about a show in a long time, but this show is freakin’ awesome. The dialogue, the characters, the plot, the acting, and the violence are all top-notch. There are no activist messages, agendas, and zero LGBT impositions foisted upon the audience. Guy Ritchie is the man!
- Tyler DurdenSeptember 28, 2026Is good
- alasdair67September 20, 2026Stunning!
- Parallax AbstractionSeptember 8, 2026Guy Ritchie has been hit and miss (more miss) with movies lately but he's killing it in television and this adaptation of one of his better recent films is among his best TV. It has little in common with Breaking Bad but I can't help but call it Breaking British. It's a dark and nasty drug crime series, mixed with almost Downton Abbey levels of intrigue and fuses these two things into an awesome premise. It's certainly over the top and not at all realistic but it keeps you in suspense and has some major twists throughout that you won't see coming. The performances are top notch, as is the scenery and cinematography. It's a very bingeable show and in our case, kept us wanting more after it ended, which is perhaps the greatest compliment.
- Lord JugginsSeptember 6, 2026Brilliant - every episode is a masterpiece. This is how to make a tv series that is fit to be a film. Brilliant, season 2 and what an ending.
- Milan RajooJuly 23, 2026loveeee
- jvance585721August 2, 2025Proof Richie might still have it. While his recent films have felt devoid of style this show reminded me why Guy Richie has a career. My advice is if doing TV is how we can get this level of quality then he'd be doing himself and the audience a favor shifting his focus to tv full time. The setting feels updated, alive, and stylish. I went in with low expectations but found myself smiling and laughing. The actors, the story, and the setting are selling it and I'm buying with no remorse.
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The Gentlemen has 2 seasons.
The Gentlemen has 16 episodes.
The key characters in The Gentlemen are Eddie Horniman, Duke of Halstead (Theo James), Susie Glass (Kaya Scodelario), Freddy Horniman (Daniel Ings).
The Gentlemen was directed by Eran Creevy, Guy Ritchie, David Caffrey, Nima Nourizadeh, Nick Rowland.
The Gentlemen was produced by Laura Jackson, Hugh Warren, Max Keene, Julian Stevens.
The series follows Eddie Horniman, who has inherited his father's sizeable estate only to discover that it's sitting on top of a weed empire owned by the legendary Bobby Glass. Has this straight-up soldier got what it takes to master the dark arts of the British criminal underworld and take control of the entire operation?
The Gentlemen is rated TV-MA.
The Gentlemen is a Drama, Crime, Comedy show.
The Gentlemen has an audience rating of 8.6 out of 10.
The Gentlemen episodes are 50m long.
Yes. New seasons and episodes of The Gentlemen are planned.