Guy Ritchie in Long-Form

The Gentlemen brings Guy Ritchie’s signature crime-world storytelling to television, expanding the universe of his 2019 film into a standalone Netflix series.

Created by Ritchie and led by Theo James and Kaya Scodelario, the show mixes aristocratic privilege, organized crime, sharp dialogue and dark comedy. The series follows a new cast of characters and a separate storyline, using the same blend of shifting loyalties and polished British style that defines much of Ritchie’s work.

Where the Trouble Begins

Season 1 introduces Eddie Horniman, an aristocrat who unexpectedly inherits his family estate and discovers a major cannabis operation hidden beneath it.

His attempts to untangle the arrangement pull him deeper into the Glass family’s criminal empire, where Susie Glass becomes both partner and guide through an increasingly dangerous world.

Power Changes Everything

Season 2 picks up with Eddie far more established inside the Glass family operation and increasingly comfortable with the influence that comes with it. The new season expands the criminal network, introduces fresh rivals and allies, and pushes the story into new territory, including locations in Italy.

Eddie’s growing ambition becomes a major force in the season, while Susie and Bobby Glass face shifting loyalties, larger opportunities and a more complicated balance of power.

Guy Ritchie in Long-Form

Where the Trouble Begins

Power Changes Everything

Main Character Highlights