A unique dive into the world of a drug baron... That's what Guy Ritchie offers with his latest feature film,"The Gentlemen", released in cinemas on February 5, 2020. It's a return to the gangster films that made the director such a success in the late 90s ("Arnaques", "Crimes et Botanique " in 1998,"Snatch" in 2000,"Revolver" in 2005 and"Rock'n'Rolla" in 2008), following on from such diverse films as"Sherlock Holmes","Le Roi Arthur : La Légende d'Excalibur" and "Aladdin".
And to give cachet to this so-British gangster film, a 3-star cast including Matthew McConaughey ("The Dark Tower","Undercover: A True Story"...), Charlie Hunnam ("Triple Frontier","The True Story of the Kelly Gang"...), Henry Golding ("Crazy Rich Asian","Last Christmas"....), Colin Farrell ("Dumbo","Eve"...), Hugh Grant ("Florence Foster Jenkins","Paddington 2"), Michelle Dockery ("Time to Remember","Downton Abbey"...), Jeremy Strong ("The Great Game","Serenity"...) and Lyne Renée ("Split","The Meyerowitz Stories").
A British drug baron (played by Matthew McConaughey) wants to retire from the business. He wants to sell his "business" to American millionaires from Oklahoma... And that's when the trouble starts!
