'The Gentlemen' cast break down the show's biggest moments

Mashable UK editor Shannon Connellan speaks to some of The Gentlemen's leading cast about prepping for the series, the appeal of deconstructing wealth, and some of the series' most memorable scenes.
The Gentlemen is streaming on Netflix from March 7.
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[@SINYC02]

Incredible show. Can't wait for season 2.

[@MORRI_99]

amen

[@pfeventsorganiser]

The movie was great and the series truly compliments it , bring on season 2

[@GrotrianSeiler]

Fantastic chemistry. The whole thing was over the top excellent.

[@mariabella19]

He deserves a Bafta/Emmy just based on the chicken scene alone.

[@Davedublin]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@rmannayr2129]

KAYA IS SO BEAUTIFUL!

[@nige.kent.england2015]

Totally agree bro. Absolutely superb film and series

[@rmannayr2129]

KAYA IS SO FUNNY!

[@rmannayr2129]

GOOD TO SEE KAYA!

[@donragnar8430]

Would love to see Gary Oldman make a cameo in Season 2

[@josephineedward8233]

Init!!

[@EugneneVinogradoff]

Season 2

[@chefdavecia1974]

I'd like to know why Vinnie Jones is not listed in the cast on IMDb

[@raqueldobson1]

Think he is when you click on full cast list… but seems odd he’s not one of the main listed

[@chefdavecia1974]

@@raqueldobson1 I looked through the complete cast and he was not listed. I did see somewhere that he was but I don't know where I saw it

[@raqueldobson1]

@@chefdavecia1974 - look at the series on IMDB & Vinnie IS listed as in the cast - you may have clicked on the film of the same name which Vinnie was NOT in…

[@rmannayr2129]

IT'S KAYA!!!!!!!!!

[@bout350]

I love the insinuation that Brexit had something to do with Britain's decline. It totally wasn't the unchecked third world immigration for decades or the erasure of many cultural standards and values that made Britain, Britain. Also, the "Great" in "Great Britain" refers to its size, it's not an adjective. You can get away with murder if you have a posh accent.