He is one of our favorite directors. Despite some minor setbacks, the truth is that we adore Guy Ritchie. The guy behind tapes of the caliber of Lock & Stock or Snatch. Pigs and diamonds is a true force of nature, which is again evident thanks to the first official trailer of The Gentlemen: The Mafia lords.
The story is brand of the house: A drug lord with a strong British style tries to sell his empire to a dynasty of billionaires from Oklahoma. This is how a film led by two actors as sensational as Matthew McConaughey and Charlie Hunnam is presented.
On February 28, the Gentlemen: The Mafia Gentlemen arrives at our cinemas. A new jewel of Guy Ritchie that looks like this.
After two blockbusters of unequal box office result, 'King Arthur: The Legend of Excalibur' and the remake of 'Aladdin', Guy Ritchie returns to his roots with a black comedy entitled 'The Gentlemen' (formerly known as 'Toff Guys') . Today we can take a look at the trailer and I am sure that the director's fans will enjoy it very much.
Because it's not just Ritchie's return to the criminal cinema that made him famous ('Lock & Stock', 'Snatch'), the English filmmaker has put together an impressive cast. Matthew McConaughey, Hugh Grant, Colin Farrell, Charlie Hunnam, Michelle Dockery, Henry Golding, Jeremy Strong, Eddie Marsan, Lyne Renee, Chris Evangelou, Eugenia Kuzmina and Jason Wong share the screen.
The story introduces us to an American expatriate, Mickey Pearson (McConaughey), who runs a profitable marijuana traffic empire in London. When the rumor reaches the street that he is going to close his business, all kinds of plans, conspiracies, bribes and blackmails are triggered, in an attempt to seize the kingdom that Mickey is going to set free.
Guy Ritchie directs a script that he himself has written in collaboration with Marn Davies and Ivan Atkinson. The only bad news is that we still have to wait several months to see the movie: 'The Gentlemen' premieres on January 24. And this is the teaser poster. Don't you remember a little 'Kingsman: Secret Service', by fellow countryman Matthew Vaughn?
source : https://thegentlemenfull.org/
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