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Sep 10, 2026
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Join the stars of Netflix’s hit action-comedy series The Gentlemen, Theo James and Kaya Scodelario, for a conversation with Jessica Shaw on the new season.
What do you do when you inherit a dukedom — and a wildly profitable cannabis empire? If you’re Eddie Hornimen, you roll up your sleeves and learn the family business. Set in Guy Ritchie’s swaggering, stylish world of double-crossing aristocrats and gangsters, season two of The Gentlemen follows Eddie (played by a brilliantly deadpan Theo James) as he tries to keep his operation afloat by teaming up with the powerful Glass crime family — a partnership that’s as lucrative as it is chaotic. Equal parts caper, crime saga, and fish-out-of-water comedy, The Gentlemen shows that a life of white-collar weed-peddling isn’t as easy as it looks.
James and Scodelario take the stage to discuss the new season — the show’s irresistible mix of crime and comedy, what it’s like to inhabit Guy Ritchie’s fast-talking universe, stories from the set, and more.
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