The Gentlemen - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Gentlemen"
The Gentlemen (2020)
Timing:
1:53 (113 min)
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Actors and characters
Tom Wu
Character Lord George
Simon Barker
Character Frazier
John Dagleish
Character Hammy
Jordan Long
Character Barman
Lily Frazer
Character Lisa the Mechanic
Bruce Chong
Character Nguc
Ashley McGuire
Character Maureen
George Asprey
Character Lord Snowball
Shanu Hazzan
Character Trigger
Jack Jones
Character Nick
Sammy Williams
Character Kid
Ryan Dean
Character Murka
Guy List
Character Security Guard Guy
Marvin Campbell
Character Security Guard Marv
Will Mackay
Character Security Guard Frank
Matt Sherren
Character Security Guard John
Jason Hunjan
Character Security Guard Tezza
Maurice Lee
Character Security Guard Mo
Jack O'Connor
Character Youth 1
Isaiah Zev
Character Youth 3
David Garrick
Character Dave
Tom Lambert
Character Young Mickey
Andy Cheung
Character Chinese Waiter
Mark Rathbone
Character Aslan's Father
Ned Campbell
Character Dope Buyer
Andrew Greenough
Character Movie Producer
Timothy Siddall
Character Mike
Dominic Gibbs
Character Chasa
Mike Bodnar
Character Rambler (uncredited)
Chloe Arrowsmith
Character Mechanic (uncredited)
Steve Barnett
Character Fishmonger (uncredited)
Elle Black
Character Mechanic (uncredited)
Luca De Massis
Character GunMan (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- 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.
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