Netflix has shared some fresh details about "The Gentlemen" season 2: Guy Ritchie's hit crime comedy-drama is in production, and the cast has expanded.

Netflix announced Wednesday its Guy Ritchie-produced English gangster comedy series The Gentlemen has been renewed for a second, eight-episode season. The first season, which debuted on March 7 ...

Recently, the star-studded and highly popular Netflix gangster comedy drama by Guy Ritchie began shooting some very intense scenes in London a few days ago.

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Well, not only is he back, but he has his own comedy special on Netflix. It’s aptly called Keith Robinson: Different Strokes. And we caught up with him to learn more about his life and career.

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