Netflix has officially locked in 2026 as the year fans of sharp suits, sharper wit, and ruthless criminal enterprises get their fix. The Gentlemen Season 2 is coming, and it’s set to crank up the danger, deepen the betrayals, and expand the intoxicating world Guy Ritchie built in the hit first season.
Picking up one year after Eddie Horniman (Theo James) and Susie Glass (Kaya Scodelario) forged an uneasy alliance to run Bobby Glass’s sprawling criminal empire overseas, the new season thrusts the duo into uncharted territory. What started as reluctant survival has evolved into full-blown ambition — but unchecked power rarely ends cleanly. As Eddie and Susie push to grow their operations, Bobby’s once-iron grip appears to be slipping, with decisions growing erratic and risky. The pair now face a brutal choice: step in and seize control, or watch everything they’ve built crumble in a hail of violence and treachery. Unfettered ambition, as the official tease warns, “never ends well.”
Ritchie’s signature blend of dark humor, elegant brutality, and over-the-top British aristocracy remains intact. Expect more of the fast-paced dialogue, stylish set pieces, and moral gray zones that made Season 1 a binge-worthy standout. The criminal underbelly stretches beyond English estates into international waters, bringing fresh threats, exotic locations, and complex new entanglements that test loyalties like never before.
The core cast returns stronger than ever. Theo James reprises his role as the reluctant aristocrat-turned-kingpin Eddie, while Kaya Scodelario’s Susie continues to steal scenes as the savvy, no-nonsense operator. Daniel Ings is back as the chaotic Freddy Horniman, alongside veterans Ray Winstone (Bobby Glass), Joely Richardson, Vinnie Jones, Jasmine Blackborow, Michael Vu, Harry Goodwins, Ruby Sear, Pearce Quigley, and the ever-menacing Giancarlo Esposito.
Season 2 adds serious firepower with a wave of high-profile newcomers: Hugh Bonneville (Downton Abbey), Benjamin Clementine (Dune), Benedetta Porcaroli, Michele Morrone, Sergio Castellitto, Amra Mallassi, Tyler Conti, British boxer Chris Eubank Jr., and media personality Maya Jama. These additions promise to inject fresh rivalries, alliances, and explosive conflicts into the mix.
Guy Ritchie himself returns to co-write and direct episodes, ensuring the glossy, irreverent tone stays true to form. Production wrapped after an extensive shoot across the UK and Europe, with Netflix confirming eight new episodes packed with the cannabis-fueled mayhem, power plays, and twisted family dynamics fans crave.
While an exact premiere date within 2026 remains under wraps, the series is firmly positioned as one of Netflix’s biggest 2026 highlights. After Season 1’s massive success — blending Lock, Stock-style swagger with modern streaming polish — expectations are sky-high.
If you’re ready for more gentlemanly savagery, 2026 can’t come soon enough. Eddie and Susie’s empire is expanding, but in this world, growth often comes soaked in blood. Buckle up — the gentlemen are back, and they’re playing for keeps.
