The Gentlemen Unites Charlie Hunnam And Henry Golding In A Seedy World Of Crime

Guy Ritchie is back once more in the director's chair soon after scoring big with Disney's live-action Aladdin with a chaotic new movie. The Gentlemen is a striking crime drama with an ensemble cast that looks positively intriguing.


With an all-star cast including Matthew McConaughey, Charlie Hunnam, Henry Golding, Colin Farrell, and Hugh Grant. It follows American expat Mickey Pearson (McConaughey), who's absolutely thriving in London soon after rising to power with his own massive pot empire. He goes to leave the agency, nevertheless, and everyone's out to get him.


that insinuates each person, including Henry Golding's character, is attempting to get in on the firm. No matter the offers on the table, as seen in the trailer, apparently Pearson isn't "for sale," as he says. Charlie Hunnam is looking particularly menacing in the footage, as is Golding, and we're not sure what roles either actor will just be playing, nevertheless they look like worthy foils for Pearson that may just be stealing the show.


“In the jungle, the only way a lion survives isn't by acting like a king, although by being the king,” says Pearson at one point in the trailer.


"There’s only one rule in this jungle," he concludes. Whenever the lion’s famished, he feeds Who's going to be eaten, then? We'll have to wait and visualize where the movie goes from here. Judging by this brief look, it's going to be a massively chaotic time, and that's just fine with us. Hopefully added trailers clear up the rest of the roles a little more so we can begin piecing the plot with each other a little better.


you could catch The Gentlemen in theaters on January 24, 2020.