No one does gangster dramas better than Guy Ritchie. His films feel like he knows the burrows and underworld of London in and out, capturing every shadowy alley and backroom deal with cinematic precision. When he stepped into Netflix with The Gentlemen, he portrayed the dying British aristocracy but with a gangster lens.

Which led to a series that was sophisticated yet fueled with k******, chaos and loads of w***. Now Season 2 of The Gentlemen arrives, time to look at who are the returning cast members.

And who are the new additions joining this high-society criminal saga.

Season 1 of The Gentlemen ended with Eddie Horniman seizing control of the cannabis empire while Susie Glass navigated her father's incarceration, setting the stage for an uneasy partnership built on mutual ambition and survival. Season 2 picks up one year later with the core ensemble returning alongside fresh faces ready to escalate tensions.

Theo James: Eddie Horniman, the Duke of Halstead, now far more comfortable as a crime boss eyeing international expansion into Italy while balancing his dual life among Britain's elite circles. Expect Eddie to forge his own path, challenging his alliance with the Glass family as he grows the operation beyond British borders.

Kaya Scodelario: Susie Glass, the sharp and calculating heiress who continues running the business, leveraging her father's influence while forging her own path alongside Eddie. Her character will navigate new tensions as the empire expands overseas.

Ray Winstone: Bobby Glass, Susie's imprisoned kingpin father whose counsel and connections remain pivotal as he maneuvers from a comfortable prison cell to protect his empire and family legacy. His guidance shapes key decisions as the operation grows.

Giancarlo Esposito: Stanley, an American billionaire who urges Eddie to forge his own path and challenges his alliance with the Glass family, representing new power dynamics within the criminal underworld. His presence adds tension to Eddie's ambitions.

Vinnie Jones: Geoff Seacombe, the loyal, long-serving groundskeeper of Halstead Manor who returns as the operation expands internationally, his steady presence and deep knowledge of the estate anchoring the family through the chaos.

Hugh Bonneville: A new aristocrat who crosses paths with Eddie as the operation expands, representing the upper-class circles Eddie must navigate to legitimize and grow his criminal ventures in Season 2. His arrival signals deeper entanglement with British high society.

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With the players set, the stage is primed for another Guy Ritchie crime drama that strips away pomp and delivers raw, grounded storytelling.

MobLand, the gritty London gang drama created by Ronan Bennett with Guy Ritchie among its executive producers and directors, arrives as a more grounded entry in his criminal portfolio. This series strips away pomp and excessive drama, delivering crude, raw storytelling focused on the brutal realities of underworld life. Unlike The Gentlemen, which blends aristocratic satire with cannabis empire chaos.

MobLand presents a stark vision of organized crime without the luxury veneer. Tom Hardy leads the cast alongside Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren, bringing intensity to a narrative rooted in family loyalty and betrayal.

The show premieres on September 18, 2026, offering viewers another dose of Ritchie's signature London underworld expertise. Its tone remains unflinching, avoiding stylized flourishes in favor of direct, visceral drama.

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