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entertainment1 year ago

"Netflix Hit '3 Body Problem' Sparks Controversy and Anticipation for Season 2"

"3 Body Problem" claims the top spot on Netflix with 15.6M views, while "Avatar: The Last Airbender" continues to make a bid for the most popular list with 2.8M views. "The Gentlemen" falls to third place with 7.8M views. Newcomers "Testament: The Story of Moses," "Buying Beverly Hills," and "Dave Attell: Hot Cross Buns" make their list debuts. On the film side, "Heart of the Hunter" takes the lead with 11M views, followed by "Irish Wish" and "Damsel."

via Deadline|
#3-body-problem#avatar-the-last-airbender#entertainment
entertainment1 year ago

"The Gentlemen: Pandemic Origins, Season 2 Potential, and Industry Contraction Updates"

Marc Helwig, Head of Worldwide Television at Miramax, discusses the pandemic origins of The Gentlemen series, its potential for a second season, and the industry contraction. The show, based on Guy Ritchie's film, stars Theo James and was commissioned through Netflix UK. Additionally, Miramax is developing a Halloween TV series and has other projects in the pipeline. Helwig acknowledges the challenges of the industry contraction but remains optimistic about the future of Miramax Television.

via Deadline|
#entertainment#guy-ritchie#miramax-tv
entertainment1 year ago

"The Gentlemen": Netflix Series Review

Guy Ritchie's 2019 film "The Gentlemen" has inspired an eight-episode Netflix series, following the story of a reluctant inheritor of an aristocratic title and estate, which conceals a major cannabis grow op. The series features a mix of family drama and criminal intrigue, with a cast including Theo James, Kaya Scodelario, and Giancarlo Esposito. With Ritchie's signature style of colorful dialogue and crime-centric storytelling, "The Gentlemen" offers a romp that is binge-watch encouraging.

via Decider|
#entertainment#guy-ritchie#netflix
arts1 year ago

"The Gentlemen": A British Rogue, Villain Roles, and the Weirdly Tedious Review

Daniel Ings, known for playing charming, posh British men, takes on the role of a chaotic aristocrat in Guy Ritchie's Netflix series "The Gentlemen." In his latest role, he portrays Freddy, an arrogant, drug-addled eldest son of a duke, who is passed over in his father's will in favor of his younger brother. Ings enjoys the challenge of transforming seemingly unlikable characters into endearing onscreen presences and looks for something childlike and fun in his roles, even when they are framed as villains.

via The New York Times|
#arts#british-aristocrat#daniel-ings
entertainment1 year ago

"The Gentlemen: Guy Ritchie's Netflix Thriller-Comedy Series Charms Viewers"

Guy Ritchie's new Netflix series "The Gentlemen" is a captivating mix of thriller, satire, and gangster caper, following an English aristocrat who inherits a secret weed farm and must navigate the criminal underworld to bail out his brother. The series, spun off from Ritchie's 2019 film, features con jobs, manic murder chases, and a soundtrack of choirs chanting religious text, while exploring the dynamics between different families in the criminal world.

via Yahoo! Voices|
#entertainment#guy-ritchie#netflix
entertainment1 year ago

"The Gentlemen: Kaya Scodelario Shines in Netflix's Stylish Guy Ritchie Series"

A new spin-off series of Guy Ritchie's film The Gentlemen is set to arrive on Netflix, featuring Theo James as a soldier who inherits a cannabis empire. The supporting cast includes Kaya Scodelario, Daniel Ings, Giancarlo Esposito, Ray Winstone, Vinnie Jones, and Joely Richardson. Jones and Richardson shared their experiences of joining the cast, with Richardson expressing excitement about the mix of Downton Abbey and Peaky Blinders in the series. The Gentlemen will be available for streaming on Netflix from March 7th, 2024.

via RadioTimes|
#entertainment#guy-ritchie#netflix
entertainment2 years ago

"The Gentlemen: Guy Ritchie's Netflix Series Unveils Theo James and Ray Winstone in Exclusive First Look"

A teaser trailer for Guy Ritchie's Netflix adaptation of The Gentlemen introduces veteran actor Ray Winstone as a star of the series, alongside Theo James and other talented cast members. The highly-anticipated TV drama, set in the same world as the 2019 film version, features a new storyline with unsavory characters from Britain's criminal underworld vying for control. The series is set to be released on Netflix in March, with Ritchie directing the first two episodes.

via Daily Mail|
#entertainment#guy-ritchie#netflix
entertainment2 years ago

Guy Ritchie and Netflix Unveil "The Gentlemen" TV Series Trailer

Netflix has turned Guy Ritchie's "The Gentlemen" into a TV show, with a teaser trailer introducing a drug empire, a cast of criminals, and vintage Ritchie shenanigans. The series, set to premiere in March 2024, features a well-stacked ensemble led by Theo James and includes narration by Giancarlo Esposito. Ritchie serves as an executive producer and directed the first two episodes, with the show aiming to satisfy fans of "Snatch" and the 2020 movie.

via SlashFilm|
#crime#entertainment#guy-ritchie
entertainment2 years ago

"The Gentlemen: Guy Ritchie's Netflix Crime Series Unveils Theo James in New Teaser"

Netflix has released a teaser trailer for "The Gentlemen," a TV series follow-up to Guy Ritchie's 2019 British gangster film, featuring new characters played by Theo James, Ray Winstone, and Kaya Scodelario. The series follows Eddie Horniman (Theo James) as he unexpectedly inherits a cannabis empire and gets entangled in Britain's criminal underworld. The show is set to debut on Netflix in March 2024 and is created and directed by Guy Ritchie.

via Variety|
#entertainment#guy-ritchie#netflix
entertainment2 years ago

Lawsuit Filed Against Guy Ritchie for Breach of Contract on The Gentlemen.

Guy Ritchie is being sued by former collaborator Mickey De Hara for breach of contract over his 2020 film The Gentlemen. De Hara claims that he was hired by Ritchie to write a screenplay for the sequel to 2008′s RocknRolla, which Ritchie ultimately passed on. However, Ritchie went on to write and direct The Gentlemen, which De Hara claims features copies of his characters and plot. De Hara is seeking $250,000 in damages and credit for his original work. Ritchie has not yet commented on the situation.

via Vulture|
#breach-of-contract#entertainment#guy-ritchie
entertainment2 years ago

Lawsuit Filed Against Guy Ritchie for 'The Gentlemen' Contract Breach.

Guy Ritchie is being sued by actor and writer Mickey De Hara for allegedly breaching a contract by using De Hara's screenplay for "The Gentlemen" without his consent or payment. De Hara claims that Ritchie commissioned him to write a sequel to "RockNRolla" based on his personal experiences, but later told him that the time for gangster movies was over. De Hara alleges that "The Gentlemen" is a substantial reproduction of his screenplay, including characters, plot, and unique aspects. He is seeking a writing credit and over $250,000 in profits from the film. Ritchie has yet to file a defence.

via Yahoo Entertainment|
#entertainment#guy-ritchie#lawsuit
entertainment2 years ago

Lawsuit Filed Against Guy Ritchie for 'The Gentlemen' Contract Breach.

Guy Ritchie is being sued by actor and writer Mickey De Hara for allegedly copying his screenplay for "The Gentlemen" without his consent or payment. De Hara claims that Ritchie commissioned him to write a sequel to "RockNRolla" based on his personal experiences, but later told him that the time for gangster movies was over. Two years later, "The Gentlemen" was released, which De Hara claims is a substantial reproduction of his screenplay, including characters, plot, and unique aspects. De Hara is seeking a writing credit and over $250,000 in profits. Ritchie has yet to file his defence.

via Yahoo News|
#entertainment#guy-ritchie#lawsuit
entertainment2 years ago

Lawsuit Filed Against Guy Ritchie for 'The Gentlemen' Contract Breach.

Guy Ritchie is being sued by actor and writer Mickey De Hara for breach of contract over his film "The Gentlemen." De Hara claims that Ritchie commissioned him to write a sequel to "RockNRolla" based on his personal life experiences, but after delivering the screenplay, Ritchie told him the gangster movie was over. Two years later, "The Gentlemen" was released, which De Hara claims is a substantial reproduction of his screenplay. He is seeking credit and over $250,000, including a share of the film's profits. Ritchie has yet to file his defence to the lawsuit.

via Variety|
#entertainment#guy-ritchie#lawsuit