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The Gentlemen · 7 pieces

The Gentlemen

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  • The Gentlemen's Class Satire, Explained: Who Gets to Make Crime Legal still

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    The Gentlemen's Class Satire, Explained

    The Gentlemen's real argument isn't that aristocrats were always criminals. It's that they used to be able to make what they did legal.

  • Who Is Susie Glass in The Gentlemen? Her Full Arc, Explained still

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    Who Is Susie Glass?

    Who is Susie Glass in The Gentlemen? Kaya Scodelario's character goes from running her father's empire to quietly building her own.

  • Who Is Eddie Horniman in The Gentlemen? His Full Arc, Explained still

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    Who Is Eddie Horniman?

    Who is Eddie Horniman in The Gentlemen? Theo James's duke, from reluctant heir to ruthless crime lord, across both seasons.

  • Who Is Gospel John in The Gentlemen? The Dixon Feud Explained still

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    Who Is Gospel John?

    John “The Gospel” Dixon heads the Scouse crime family. Who he is, why he wanted the Hornimans dead, and how the feud ended. Spoilers throughout.

  • The Gentlemen Season 3: Everything We Know So Far still

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    The Gentlemen Season 3: Everything We Know So Far

    Confirmed, eight episodes, Guy Ritchie directing, filming soon. What is actually known about season 3, and what is still guesswork.

  • The Gentlemen Season 2 Ending Explained: Who Killed Bella? still

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    The Gentlemen Season 2 Ending Explained: Who Killed Bella?

    Who brought down Bella's plane, why Freddy did it, why Eddie went after the wrong man, and what the chainsaw means. Spoilers throughout.

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  • The Gentlemen Season 1 Recap: Everything You Need to Remember Before Season 2 still

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    The Gentlemen Season 1 Recap

    The full story of The Gentlemen season 1, who everyone is, how it ended, and what season 2 sets up. Spoilers throughout.

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