Netflix has finally dropped the full trailer for The Gentlemen.
Directed by Guy Ritchie, the new series centres around a criminal drug empire as Theo James, Ray Winstone, Kaya Scodelario and Vinnie Jones take centre stage.
The eight-parter follows the Duke of Halstead, Eddie Horniman (James) - the estranged son of an English aristocrat - who finds himself suddenly embroiled in a world of crime.
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Eddie is then forced to familiarise himself with Bobby Glass (Ray Winstone) who runs the industrial cannabis empire on the East End of London as Kaya Scodelario also stars as Susie Glass, Bobby’s fashionable and ruthless daughter, who handles the day-to-day business of the drug operation.
Take a look at the new trailer below:
Ritchie stars as the creator, co-writer, executive producer, and director of the first two episodes.
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“The world of The Gentlemen is a little bit of me,” Ritchie told Netflix.
“We’re looking forward to bringing fans back into that world, introducing new characters and their stories, and I am excited to be doing it with this extremely talented cast.”
The 2019 film of the same name was released to positive reviews from critics and performed handsomely at the box office.
Stars such as Matthew McConaughey, Hugh Grant, Colin Farrell and Charlie Hunham featured in the film, which grossed over $115 million (£90 million) at the box office against a budget of just $22 million (£17.2 million).
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Now, it seems Ritchie fans are excited for the release of the series, as one fan commented: "So excited for this!! there's no one like Guy Ritchie!"
Another fan showed their excitement at the casting: "So excited for this! Theo James renaissance!"
Some users also expressed their desire for some of the film's actors to make an appearance.
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Amid the excitement online, it seems a few are concerned that their favourite character from the film, played by Hunnam, won't be appearing in the new spin-off.
Hunnam starred as Raymond Smith in the 2019 movie, who is the right-hand man of Mickey Pearson (McConaughey), one of the most powerful drug lords in Europe.
"You can't have The Gentlemen without Charlie Hunnam and McConaughey," one person tweeted.
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"Need Charlie Hunnam," a second added.
"WE NEED CHARLIE HUNNAM BACK," another wrote.
"Will Charlie Hunnam be in it? Mathew McConaughey, Hugh Grant?" someone else said. "At least a cameo a couple of scenes or something..."
The cast for the new series also consists of Daniel Ings, Joely Richardson, Giancarlo Esposito, Chanel Cresswell, Michael Vu, Max Beesley, Jasmine Blackborow, Harry Goodwins, Dar Salim, Pearce Quigley, Ruby Sear and Peter Serafinowicz.
The Gentlemen will be available to stream on Netflix on 7 March.
Topics: Netflix, Guy Ritchie
Anish Vij