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The Gentleman – Exploring Guy Ritchie's Unique Style

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In this episode of Almost Classic Movies, we discuss Guy Ritchie's 2019 film 'The Gentleman.'
We explore the film's unique storytelling, driven by Hugh Grant's character Fletcher, and the performances of Matthew McConaughey, Charlie Hunnam, and Colin Farrell.
From the movie's intricate plot about a marijuana empire to its memorable characters and rapid-fire dialogue, we break down key scenes, including McConaughey's suave negotiations and Farrell's standout role as Coach.
We also delve into the film's production details, its stylistic similarities to other Guy Ritchie films, and its unexpected connection to Miramax.
Join us for an in-depth review of 'The Gentleman,' rated as a must-watch for its compelling narrative and robust performances.

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Instagram: @almostclassicmovies
Co-Hosts:
Jon K.
Donald S.
Podcast Production:
Wayfare Recording Co.
© 2025 Almost Classic Movies LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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In this episode of Almost Classic Movies, we discuss Guy Ritchie's 2019 film 'The Gentleman.'
We explore the film's unique storytelling, driven by Hugh Grant's character Fletcher, and the performances of Matthew McConaughey, Charlie Hunnam, and Colin Farrell.
From the movie's intricate plot about a marijuana empire to its memorable characters and rapid-fire dialogue, we break down key scenes, including McConaughey's suave negotiations and Farrell's standout role as Coach.
We also delve into the film's production details, its stylistic similarities to other Guy Ritchie films, and its unexpected connection to Miramax.
Join us for an in-depth review of 'The Gentleman,' rated as a must-watch for its compelling narrative and robust performances.

Support the show

If you like what you’re listening to, don’t forget to share the podcast with fellow movie fans and give us a 5-star review!
Subscribing to the podcast ensures you get our newest episodes right when they publish.
Contact:
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @almostclassicmovies
Co-Hosts:
Jon K.
Donald S.
Podcast Production:
Wayfare Recording Co.
© 2025 Almost Classic Movies LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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