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Jewish American | London, England
A very British drug lord tries to sell off his highly profitable empire to a dynasty of Oklahoma billionaires.
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A very British drug lord tries to sell off his highly profitable empire to a dynasty of Oklahoma billionaires.
Best Production Design for an Independent Feature Film Contemporary | 2020 | Sarah
Best ActionAdventure Film | 2021
Best Action Film | 2021
Feature | 2020
Best Foreign Film | 2020
Budget 22,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 115,171,795 USD
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Hugh Grant filmed his scenes with Charlie Hunnam in five days; he had to deliver over 40 pages of dialogue during the shoot.
Hugh Grant revealed on The Graham Norton Show (2007) that he had not met Matthew McConaughey during the shoot of The Gentlemen (2019). In fact, the first time they met was on that same Graham Norton show.
To help with his long, monologue-heavy shoots, Hugh Grant wrote a cheat sheet. The night before he was scheduled to shoot, his car was broken into. The robber took his script and the cheat sheet, so Grant needed to go without them.
Raymond's grill, which features heavily in the movie, was designed by Guy Ritchie.
In October 2020, Guy Ritchie announced he is writing a TV miniseries based on this movie. In March 2022, Netflix confirmed ownership of the project.
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