Guy Ritchie has been extremely busy this year after directing episodes of MobLand and the adventue film, Fountain of Youth, but just a few years ago, he helmed a hit British thriller that’s taking ...

Guy Ritchie created the British action comedy and criminal drama series The Gentlemen (2024), which is available on Netflix.

The Gentlemen Season 2 is anticipated to be one of the bigger releases for Netflix, and according to an exciting update from ...

Being an “equal opportunity offender” doesn’t magically excuse racism. You’d think writer-director Guy Ritchie would be aware of this in 2019. And yet, here we have The Gentlemen, in which an all-star ...

This is 55-year-old Ritchie’s first-ever TV project as a director, and his fans are appropriately excited: just three weeks after the release of the series’s first trailer, which racked up millions of ...

Based on Ritchie's 2019 film of the same name, the series stars Theo James and Kaya Scodelario and follows a British ...

Starring Matthew McConaughey. Rated 14A The Gentlemen is a date movie for bros. Fans of Guy Ritchie’s U.K.-based Tarantinoisms should know that this is more of the same, for better or worse.

Cancel any time. Guy Ritchie’s honour-among-thieves meta-caper “The Gentlemen,” with Matthew McConaughey, has all the tailored tweed suits and smoky atmosphere of a handsome scotch commercial.

The Gentlemen Written and directed by Guy Ritchie Starring Matthew McConaughey, Charlie Hunnam, Hugh Grant, Jeremy Strong, Colin Farrell and Michelle Dockery Classification R 113 minutes ...

It's another meta layer that suggests perhaps the real gentlemen were all of us, this whole time. Mr. Ritchie, good sir, you get an A for effort, but perhaps this endeavour could've been groomed a ...

After filming a string of Hollywood blockbusters and tentpoles to mixed success, writer and director Guy Ritchie went back to his roots with his latest project, The Gentlemen. Looking for a huge ...

THE GENTLEMEN (Guy Ritchie). 113 minutes. Opens Friday (January 24). See listing. Rating: NN At various points in The Gentlemen, a tabloid journalist played by Hugh Grant waves a screenplay around.