The Gentlemen

The Gentlemen (2020)

Timing: 1:53 (113 min)

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All about film

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Photo 102

Actors and characters

Release date

2020-01-01

Country

United Kingdom, United States

Production

Miramax, STX Films, Toff Guy Films, Coach Films, MadRiver International

Genre

Action, Crime, Comedy

Budget

$22 000 000

Revenue

$115 171 795

Website

https://www.miramax.com/movie/the-gentlemen

Director

Guy Ritchie

Actors

Matthew McConaughey, Charlie Hunnam, Michelle Dockery, Jeremy Strong, Lyne Renee, Colin Farrell, Henry Golding, Tom Wu, Chidi Ajufo, Hugh Grant
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Scenario

Lauren Bond

Producer

Guy Ritchie, Matthew McConaughey, Bill Block, Ivan Atkinson, Robert Simonds, Bob Osher, Andrew Golov, Alan J. Wands, Adam Fogelson, Matthew Anderson

Operator

Alan Stewart

Composer

Chris Benstead

Artist

Audition

Lucinda Syson

Editing

James Herbert, Paul Machliss
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• Hugh Grant and Charlie Hunnam filmed their scenes over 5 days, during which they delivered over 40 pages of dialogue.
• When Michael returns to the pub, the audience sees a van outside with the inscription Gritchie Brewery. A brewing company with that name is owned by the film's director, Guy Ritchie.
• Hugh Grant and Matthew McConaughey never met on set.
• Towards the end of the film, Hugh Grant's character stands in front of a poster for "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." (2015), which was also directed by Guy Ritchie and in which he also starred.
• At the beginning of the film, Rosalind Pearson (Michelle Dockery) enters a garage wearing shoes with red soles, but in the office, her shoes are seen to have light-colored soles.
• When Ray runs into an alleyway chasing a man with a phone, he pulls a machine gun from under his coat. After the phone is obtained, he lets the machine gun drop, and the barrel (silencer) of the gun is visible from under his coat. However, in all the previous shots of the chase, it is clear that Ray has nothing under his coat.
• Towards the end of the film, Hugh Grant's character stands in front of a poster for "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." (2015), which was also directed by Guy Ritchie, and in which he also starred.