Meet the Cast of The Gentlemen: A Detailed Look at the Actors and Characters

Guy Ritchie is back with a brand-new Netflix series, The Gentlemen. Look lively, look lively as we dive into everything you need to know about the cast.

Filmmaker Guy Ritchie, known for his gritty back catalog which includes Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch, is now bringing his clear vision to Netflix.

The Gentlemen is a new series that follows the aristocratic Eddie as he inherits the family estate, only to discover that it is actually home to a massive weed empire run by its current owners.

This series should not be confused with the Guy Ritchie movie of the same name, as it is set in the same world but introduces a brand-new set of characters waiting to be explored. Here is what you need to know about the cast of The Gentlemen.

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The Gentlemen cast: All actors & characters

Here is a detailed guide on the main characters featured in Guy Ritchie’s new drama series The Gentlemen, which is considered one of the top TV shows available on Netflix starting from March 7, 2024.

Shane Walker, Alexis Rodney, Freddie Fox, Pearce Quigley, Emily Eaton-Plowright, Dar Salim, Laurence O’Fuarain, Jasmine Blackborow, Gaia Weiss, Leah McNamara, Adam Kiani, and Peter Serafinowicz all play smaller supporting roles in the series, however, they are not included in this guide.

Catch up with the show’s trailer below:

Eddie Halstead: Theo James

Theo James in The Gentlemen

Eddie, our main character, experiences a sudden upheaval in his life when he unexpectedly inherits his late father's country estate. With a military background, he is resolute in his mission to uncover the mysteries surrounding his family's property.

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Kaya Scodelario portrays Susie Glass in the series. In an interview with Yahoo!, Theo James mentioned that his character's role is a representation of British identity, reflecting on the essence of being British. Prior to this series, James has been seen in popular projects such as The White Lotus and the Divergent film series.

Susie Glass in The Gentlemen

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Susie Glass is efficiently outsmarting Edward by managing a covert drugs operation on his property, taking charge in her father Bobby's absence as he serves time in a luxurious prison.

Kaya Scodelario shared with Netflix's Tudum her deep admiration and respect for Edward. She envisions a young Susie, at the age of 6, secretly observing his business dealings, learning from his leadership style, and observing how he commands those around him. Despite being unfazed by her criminal upbringing, she holds a level of reverence and fear towards her father. Susie is driven by a desire to excel and demonstrate her capabilities in running the operation in his absence.

Skins, Spinning Out and The Maze Runner are just some of Scodelario’s previous acting credits.

Freddy Halstead: Daniel Ings

Daniel Ings in The Gentlemen

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Freddy, expecting to inherit his father’s estate as the oldest son, becomes upset when he learns that it will all go to Edward instead. This leads him to act out and make Edward's life difficult, even if it means causing trouble for himself in the process.

Daniel Ings, known for his roles in The Marvels cast, Sex Education, and Black Mirror, may be a familiar face to you.

Lady Sabrina Halstead: Joely Richardson

Joely Richardson in The Gentlemen

Lady Sabrina, the matriarch of the family, dedicates most of her time to subtly preventing Edward and Freddy from getting into conflicts. In addition to this role, she shares a special bond with groundskeeper Geoff.

Not only has Joely Richardson just appeared in Netflix’s One Day, but you can also catch her in Lady Chatterly’s Lover with Emma Corrin.

Stanley Johnston: Giancarlo Esposito

Stanley Johnston in The Gentlemen

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American Stanley is eager to expand into the U.K's weed industry, with a particular interest in the new Duke of Halstead, Edward.

Giancarlo Esposito, known for his role as Gustavo Frings in Breaking Bad, as well as appearances in Do The Right Thing, is set to join the cast of The Mandalorian Season 3 as Moff Gideon.

Geoff Seacombe: Vinnie Jones

Vinnie Jones in The Gentlemen

Geoff, the mysterious groundskeeper at the Halstead premises, is skilled at staying calm during crises. His knowledge about the events surpasses that of Edward and Freddy.

Henry Collins: Max Beesley

Vinnie Jones, a Guy Ritchie veteran known for his roles in Snatch and Lock, Stock, revealed in an interview with London Live that he was involved with The Gentlemen from the beginning. According to Jones, Ritchie kept him updated by sending snippets of the script as soon as he had them.

Henry Collins in The Gentlemen

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Max Beesley, known for his roles in Bodies, Jamestown, and Mad Dogs, portrays Edward who becomes increasingly involved in Susie's world. Through this connection, he crosses paths with Henry, a dubious individual with grand ambitions.

Bobby Glass: Ray Winstone

Bobby Glass in The Gentlemen

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Even though he’s in prison, Susie’a father Bobby Glass is still pulling the strings from afar. His presence is still fearsome, but manages to strike up a good rapport with Edward.

Ray Winstone, a titan of British hardmen acting, emphasized the importance of being cautious when discussing the Glasses and choosing the right audience. He mentioned, "We're very stumbly-crumbly about it all. But I'm a businessman, and while I'm away on holiday, my daughter's running the business for me."

Ray Winstone is known for his roles in films such as Sexy Beast, Beowulf, and Nil By Mouth.

Catch all the main cast members of The Gentlemen. The film will be available on Netflix starting March 7. Don't forget to read our review of The Gentlemen, and also stay updated on upcoming Netflix releases such as Virgin River Season 6, Stranger Things Season 5, and the latest movies coming to the platform this month.

Editor's P/S:

This article provides a comprehensive overview of the cast of Guy Ritchie's new Netflix series, The Gentlemen. It introduces the main characters, including Eddie Halstead, Susie Glass, Freddy Halstead, Lady Sabrina Halstead, Stanley Johnston, Geoff Seacombe, Henry Collins, and Bobby Glass. The article includes brief descriptions of each character and the actors who portray them. It also mentions the actors' previous notable roles and provides some insights from interviews. Overall, the article serves as a useful guide for viewers interested in learning more about the characters and cast of the series.

It is well-written and informative, but it could benefit from a more engaging introduction and a conclusion that summarizes the main points. Additionally, it would be helpful to include more details about the characters' relationships and the overall plot of the series.