The Gentleman is a gritty, crime drama series staring Kaya Scodelario and Theo James and based around drugs, money, crime and everything inbetween. It's very well acted, well directed, well paced and exciting, edgy and entertaining. There are plenty of shocking, hard to guess moments and each episode finishes on a cliffhanger that leaves you wan...

Guy Ritchie is known for his particular brand of gangster action comedies, like "Lock, Stock", "Snatch", etc. with "The Gentlemen" movie being the latest in that particular pantheon. The show is set in the same oeuvre as the movie but lucky for the viewer, watching the movie is not at all a prerequisite for enjoyment of the show. Guy Ritchie does ...

Story & Screenplay: (1.6/2) The story of The Gentlemen revolves around Eddie, who inherits his family estate and discovers that his home is an enormous weed empire. The story gracefully hooks the audience throughout the season with fascinating turns of events. The screenplay craft fully lays the plot and unfolds the events at the proper time. With ...

With an inherited title, family estate and meagre amount of cash, Eddie Horniman (Theo James) realises of a debt his cocaine addict elder brother, Freddy Horniman (Daniel Ings) owes to some drug dealers alongside a huge revelation about a weed business undertaking amongst one of his properties. Chaos entails as he wants to steer clear of the debt a...

In today’s fast-paced media landscape, characterised by short attention spans and multitasking audiences, it’s increasingly difficult for narratives to captivate viewers. However, Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen proves to be an exception! Ritchie excels once again in crafting a compelling cast of characters who drive the story forward. The series unfo...