The Gentlemen Season 2
The toffs are back, and the tokes are thicker than ever. Guy Ritchie’s Netflix smash— that gloriously daft dive into aristocratic weed wars—returns for round two, cameras already rolling since late April 2025 in the UK’s fog-shrouded back lots. Theo James’ Eddie Horniman, the reluctant Duke dodging bullets and bong rips, teams up once more with Kaya Scodelario’s razor-sharp Susie Glass for deeper dives into the posh underbelly, where old money meets green gold and betrayals bloom like bad batches. Daniel Ings’ coked-up Freddy’s tagging along too, promising more sibling squabbles that end in shotgun standoffs.
Fresh meat amps the mayhem: Hugh Bonneville slinks in as a scheming lord (think Downton with a dash of danger), Benedetta Porcaroli brings Italian fire, Michele Morrone adds brooding muscle, Benjamin Clementine croons some soul, Sergio Castellitto stirs the pot, Amra Mallassi flips the script, plus boxer Chris Eubank Jr. throwing hooks and Maya Jama dropping mic-drop cameos. Ritchie’s signature swagger—snappy montages, cheeky voiceovers, and fisticuff ballets—cranks the chaos, expanding the empire with Liverpool lads, Albanian enforcers, and traveler turf wars that make Season 1’s chicken-gun finale look like a garden party. Plot whispers? Eddie’s Halstead Manor gets a hostile takeover twist, Susie’s syndicate swells, and expect globe-trotting grit from Blighty to the Continent, all laced with that irreverent wit that hooked 18 million viewers in week one.
No hard date yet—filming’s midway through a $40M budget bash, so pencil in mid-2026 for the binge (think May or later, post-post). It’s Ritchie’s Snatch-era soul reborn for streamers: slick, savage, and stupidly addictive. Who’s betting on a body count higher than the THC? Drop your wildest plot guesses below!
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