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* AffablyEvil: As the title suggests, most of the characters act as Gentlemen and are rather polite and friendly - namely Stanley Johnston, Bobby Glass, Susie Glass and Eddie himself after he embraces the criminal lifestyle - despite being gangsters. They contrast the more traditional street level gangsters like Sticky Pete, Mercy or Tony Blair.
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* AffablyEvil: As the title suggests, most of the characters act as Gentlemen and are rather polite and friendly - namely Stanley Johnston, Bobby Glass, Susie Glass and Eddie himself after he embraces the criminal lifestyle - despite being gangsters. They contrast the more traditional street level gangsters like Sticky Pete, Mercy or Tony Toni Blair.
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* FromCamouflageToCriminal: the reluctant arc of Eddie, a former peacekeeper who finds himself deeper and deeper in the criminal underworld.
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* FromCamouflageToCriminal: the reluctant arc of Eddie, a former peacekeeper who finds himself deeper and deeper in the criminal underworld. Boxing pomotor and money launderer Henry Collins is also a veteran, specifically [[ElitesAreMoreGlamorous a paratrooper]]
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* NamedAfterSomeoneFamous: UsefulNotes/TonyBlair, [[UsefulNotes/TonyBlair Toni Blair]], the Kosova Kosovar gangster that deals with Susie Glass. A TruthInTelevision moment in taht that Tony Blair is actually a somewhat common given name in Kosovo for his involvement with the 1999 Kosovo War.
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* AdolfHitlarious: Episode 4 has UpperClassTwit and aspiring actor Max revealing he has collected not only Adolf Hitler's paintings but even his legendary missing nutsack. As it happens, Max isn't a Nazi, he's just convinced if not for that injury, Hitler would have become one of the greatest artists of his time and thinks he can somehow "absorb" that greatness. It doesn't end well for him.
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* AdolfHitlarious: Episode 4 has UpperClassTwit and aspiring actor Max revealing he has collected not only Adolf Hitler's paintings but even his legendary missing nutsack. As it happens, Max claims he isn't a Nazi, he's just convinced if not for that injury, Hitler would have become one of the greatest artists of his time and thinks he can somehow "absorb" that greatness. It doesn't end well for him.
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* BecauseImGoodAtIt: PlayedWith. Over the course of season 1, Eddie wants to leave the business behind. But it's undeniable he's very good at being a criminal (he's constantly told so by others) and it's clear he enjoys some parts of the "job". In the end, he willingly becomes part of the Glass family's business, but he doesn't do it solely for fun although that may play a part here.
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* ProtagonistJourneyToVillain: Eddie starts out the series as a soldier and aristocrats who doesn't want to have anything to do with the illegal business of the Glass family and only cooperates with them to pay his brother's death. He spends most of season 1 trying to get out of the business, only to realize he's very competent as a criminal. In the season finale, he finally embraces this side of himself and willingly takes part of the drug business.
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* ProtagonistJourneyToVillain: Eddie starts out the series as a soldier and aristocrats who doesn't want to have anything to do with the illegal business of the Glass family and only cooperates with them to pay his brother's death.debts. He spends most of season 1 trying to get out of the business, only to realize he's very competent as a criminal. In the season finale, he finally embraces this side of himself and willingly takes part of the drug business.
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** PlayedStraight in Episode 3 when Freddy refuses to leave Eddie behind at the dealership, despite being scared out of his mind and Eddie repeatedly telling him to leave. [[YankTheDogsChain Eddie escapes without his brother's help, and Freddy ends up being captured]], but its the thought that counts.
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** PlayedStraight in Episode 3 when Freddy refuses to leave Eddie behind at the dealership, car heist, despite being scared out of his mind and Eddie repeatedly telling him to leave. [[YankTheDogsChain Eddie escapes without his brother's help, and Freddy ends up being captured]], but its the thought that counts.
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** PlayedStraight in Episode 3 when Freddy refuses to leave Eddie behind at the dealership, despite being scared out of his mind and Eddie repeatedly telling him to leave. [[YankTheDogsChain Eddie escapes without his brother's help, and Freddy ends up being captured]], but its the thought that counts.
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* AffectionateNickname: The Halstead siblings regularly use these with each other. Edward is teased with "Edwina" and "Eduardo", Charlotte is called "Chuckles" by both of her brothers, and Freddie is referred to as "Fredward".
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* AffectionateNickname: The Halstead siblings regularly use these with each other. Edward is teased with "Edwina" and "Eduardo", Charlotte is called "Chuckles" by both of her brothers, and Freddie Freddy is referred to as "Fredward".
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* CallBack: Tommy Dixon wants to humiliate Freddie by filming an embarrassing video of him set to "Old Macdonald Had a Farm". [[Film/TheGentlemen Much like another group of gangsters...]]
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* CallBack: Tommy Dixon wants to humiliate Freddie Freddy by filming an embarrassing video of him set to "Old Macdonald Had a Farm". [[Film/TheGentlemen Much like another group of gangsters...]]
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* HeKnowsTooMuch: Eddie wants to spare Jethro, the money counter who witnessed Freddie kill Tommy Dixon, but Susie arranges for Felix to kill he leaves England by boat.
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* HeKnowsTooMuch: Eddie wants to spare Jethro, the money counter who witnessed Freddie Freddy kill Tommy Dixon, but Susie arranges for Felix to kill he leaves England by boat.
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* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: when casing the dealership to steal a Laborghini for Toni Blair, Freddie and his wife pretend to be Russian oligarchs, complete with an ear-grating fake Russian accent.
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* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: when casing the dealership to steal a Laborghini for Toni Blair, Freddie Freddy and his wife pretend to be Russian oligarchs, complete with an ear-grating fake Russian accent.
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* NamedAfterSomeoneFamous: [[UsefulNotes/TonyBlair]], the Kosova gangster that deals with Susie Glass. A TruthInTelevision moment in taht Tony Blair is actually a somewhat common given name in Kosovo for his involvement with the 1999 Kosovo War.
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* NamedAfterSomeoneFamous: [[UsefulNotes/TonyBlair]], UsefulNotes/TonyBlair, the Kosova gangster that deals with Susie Glass. A TruthInTelevision moment in taht Tony Blair is actually a somewhat common given name in Kosovo for his involvement with the 1999 Kosovo War.
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* AffablyEvil: As the title suggests, most of the characters act as Gentlemen and are rather polite and friendly - namely Stanley Johnston, Bobby Glass, Susie Glass and Eddie himself after he embraces the criminal lifestyle - despite being gangsters. They contrast the more traditional street level gangsters like Sticky Pete, Mercy or Tony Blair.
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* NamedAfterSomeoneFamous: Toni Blair, the Kosova gangster that deals with Susie Glass. A TruthInTelevision moment in taht Toni Blair is actually a somewhat common given name in Kosovo for his involvement with the 1999 Kosovo War.
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* NamedAfterSomeoneFamous: Toni Blair, [[UsefulNotes/TonyBlair]], the Kosova gangster that deals with Susie Glass. A TruthInTelevision moment in taht Toni Tony Blair is actually a somewhat common given name in Kosovo for his involvement with the 1999 Kosovo War.
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* ProtagonistJourneyToVillain: Eddie starts out the series as a soldier and aristocrats who doesn't want to have anything to do with the illegal business of the Glass family and only cooperates with them to pay his brother's death. He spends most of season 1 trying to get out of the business, only to realize he's very competent as a criminal. In the season finale, he finally embraces this side of himself and willingly takes part of the drug business.
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* BadGuyBar: The underground boxing match is attended by every GenericEthnicCrimeGang in the region, seemingly also being a TruceZone based on the comment about Russians and Ukrainians sitting side by side.
* BattleButler: Geoffrey, themanor groundskeeper played by Creator/VinnieJones.
* BattleButler: Geoffrey, themanor groundskeeper played by Creator/VinnieJones.
* ChurchgoingVillain: The Dixon crime family of cocaine dealers, lead by SinisterMinister John "The Gospel" Dixon.
* CleanupCrew: Felix makes bodies (and living witnesses) disappear on behalf of Susie Glass.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}} Jimmy, the Marijuana farmer working for Susie.
* CleanupCrew: Felix makes bodies (and living witnesses) disappear on behalf of Susie Glass.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}} Jimmy, the Marijuana farmer working for Susie.
* FromCamouflageToCriminal: the reluctant arc of Eddie, a former peacekeeper who finds himself deeper and deeper in the criminal underworld.
* HeKnowsTooMuch: Eddie wants to spare Jethro, the money counter who witnessed Freddie kill Tommy Dixon, but Susie arranges for Felix to kill he leaves England by boat.
* HeKnowsTooMuch: Eddie wants to spare Jethro, the money counter who witnessed Freddie kill Tommy Dixon, but Susie arranges for Felix to kill he leaves England by boat.
* LuxuryPrisonSuite: Taken to absurd lengths with the treatment of Bobby Glass. We see him lounging outside, having barbeque prepared for him by a Japanese gourmet chef, who is even allowed to have knives laying around in a prison. A nordic sauna and a swimming pond are also mentioned.
* NamedAfterSomeoneFamous: Toni Blair, the Kosova gangster that deals with Susie Glass. A TruthInTelevision moment in taht Toni Blair is actually a somewhat common given name in Kosovo for his involvement with the 1999 Kosovo War.
* NamedAfterSomeoneFamous: Toni Blair, the Kosova gangster that deals with Susie Glass. A TruthInTelevision moment in taht Toni Blair is actually a somewhat common given name in Kosovo for his involvement with the 1999 Kosovo War.
* PragmaticVillainy: The Glass family steers clear from the cocaine business, not for any moral reason, but because the business attracts crazy and dangerous people, and want nothing to do with Jonston's meth business for the same reason.
* TheQueenpin: Susie Glass, with his father in jail at the moment, and Mercy Moreno.
* TheQueenpin: Susie Glass, with his father in jail at the moment, and Mercy Moreno.
* RobbingTheMobBank: Eddie is tasked with stealing a Lamorghini from a dealership, which unbeknownst to him, is also full of cocaine, and the dealership is staffed by Colombian cartel members working with TheQueenpin Mercy Moreno.
* RuthlessForeignGangsters: Mercy, and her [[TheCartel Colombian associates]] revel in brutality, and insist making the brothers and Susie watch as she executes Toni Blair with a machete.
* SinisterMinister: John "The Gospel" Dixon, who is the head of a cocaine empire staffed by his brothers, and is shown to read the bible to people they torture and kill.
* RuthlessForeignGangsters: Mercy, and her [[TheCartel Colombian associates]] revel in brutality, and insist making the brothers and Susie watch as she executes Toni Blair with a machete.
* SinisterMinister: John "The Gospel" Dixon, who is the head of a cocaine empire staffed by his brothers, and is shown to read the bible to people they torture and kill.
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* SpareToTheThrone: Eddie is the second son and everyone expects the title and bulk of the estate to go to Freddy. Eddie never expected to inherit much and was planning to return to the Army after the funeral. He even refers to himself as "the spare".
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* SpareToTheThrone: Eddie is the second son and everyone expects the title and bulk of the estate to go to Freddy. Eddie never expected to inherit much and was planning to return to the Army after the funeral. He even refers to himself as "the spare".spare".
* TotallyNotACriminalFront: Mercy's car dealership deals in high-end sports cars [[spoiler:and cocaine smuggling]] but has just a bunch of cheap cars sitting in the lot.
* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: when casing the dealership to steal a Laborghini for Toni Blair, Freddie and his wife pretend to be Russian oligarchs, complete with an ear-grating fake Russian accent.
* TotallyNotACriminalFront: Mercy's car dealership deals in high-end sports cars [[spoiler:and cocaine smuggling]] but has just a bunch of cheap cars sitting in the lot.
* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: when casing the dealership to steal a Laborghini for Toni Blair, Freddie and his wife pretend to be Russian oligarchs, complete with an ear-grating fake Russian accent.
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* NouveauRiche: Stanley Johnston as an example that [[PlayedWith plays with]] the usual stereotypes a little bit - Rather than spending his money on flashy ConspicuousConsumption, he does everything he can to appear to be a refined aristocrat, but the ridiculous amount of money he's willing to spend to associate himself with the trappings of OldMoney causes him to come off as tasteless and superficial anyway.
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* NouveauRiche: Stanley Johnston as an example that [[PlayedWith plays with]] the usual stereotypes a little bit - Rather than spending his money on flashy ConspicuousConsumption, he does everything he can to appear to be a refined aristocrat, but the ridiculous amount of money he's willing to spend to associate himself with the trappings of OldMoney do so causes him to come off as tasteless and superficial anyway.
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* NouveauRiche: Stanley Johnston as an example that [[PlayedWith plays with]] the usual stereotypes a little bit - Rather than spending his money on flashy ConspicuousConsumption, he does everything he can to appear to be a refined aristocrat, but the ridiculous amount of money he's willing to spend to associate himself with the trappings of OldMoney causes him to come off as tasteless and superficial anyway.
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* ActorAllusion: Creator/GiancarloEsposito plays [[Series/BreakingBad the kingpin of a meth empire who poses as a legitimate businessman]].
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* BigBrotherInstinct: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. The series starts with Eddie trying his damndest to help pay off a debt Freddy has with a drug cartel, not because of a NoodleIncident the latter keeps bringing up about saving Eddie from drowning as child, but because they’re brothers. And while he agrees to Tommy’s offer to cut down out the interest in exchange for an embarrassing video of Freddy, he quickly gets sick of Tommy putting Freddy through further humiliation with an impromptu rehearsal where he belittles Freddy constantly and tries telling him to get it over with.
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* EvilIsPetty: After Susie negotiates with him, Tommy agrees to waive the interest on Freddy’s debt and cut the amount owed back down to four million, on the condition that he gets to record him dressed like a chicken doing a silly dance while calling himself a cock. And he even goes as far to try and have him do it twice, the first time to make sure it’s worthy of recording, and belittles and insults him the entire time because he wants him to do a perfect performance. [[spoiler: This backfires when a drug-fuelled and thoroughly pissed off Freddy grabs a shotgun and shoots his head off.]]
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* DidNotThinkThisThrough: Thanks to his addictions and idiocy, Freddy shows this all the time. Take when he throws away a phone ''before'' thinking it's better to see who the guy was texting a warning to and that said text suddenly breaking off would be suspicious. Or trying to push an idea to mix crack and weed together, ignoring that's scientifically impossible.
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** Thanks to his addictions and idiocy, Freddy shows this all the time. Take when he throws away a phone ''before'' thinking it's better to see who the guy was texting a warning to and that said text suddenly breaking off would be suspicious. Or trying to push an idea to mix crack and weed together, ignoring that's scientifically impossible.
** Susie's father tells her off that her RoaringRampageOfRevenge against [[spoiler: everyone responsible for her brother being beaten into a coma]] is incredibly short-sighted as killing so many people in broad daylight only gets attention and especially means that Collins knows she's coming. He points out that Susie is thinking with her emotions and not considering ''why'' Collins is so confident making this move as he clearly is being backed by someone else and all Susie's actions are doing is making it harder to figure out who and leaving the family vulnerable.
** Thanks to his addictions and idiocy, Freddy shows this all the time. Take when he throws away a phone ''before'' thinking it's better to see who the guy was texting a warning to and that said text suddenly breaking off would be suspicious. Or trying to push an idea to mix crack and weed together, ignoring that's scientifically impossible.
** Susie's father tells her off that her RoaringRampageOfRevenge against [[spoiler: everyone responsible for her brother being beaten into a coma]] is incredibly short-sighted as killing so many people in broad daylight only gets attention and especially means that Collins knows she's coming. He points out that Susie is thinking with her emotions and not considering ''why'' Collins is so confident making this move as he clearly is being backed by someone else and all Susie's actions are doing is making it harder to figure out who and leaving the family vulnerable.
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* DidntSeeThatComing: In Episode 6 [[spoiler: Susie is thrown when money launderer and promoter Henry Collins demands to take over her operation. She's brushing him off only for Collins to reveal the "fixed" fight Susie's brother Jack is taking part in is really against a monster boxer who beats him down. Susie soon realizes someone is playing a dangerous game against her.]]
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* ResignationsNotAccepted: Eddie wants his family out of the drug business, but quickly realizes that the Glass family might not be happy with losing access to the Halstead Estate and the profits it brings.
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* ResignationsNotAccepted: Eddie wants his family out of the drug business, but quickly realizes that the Glass family might not be happy with losing access to the Halstead Estate and the profits it brings. It finally comes to a head in Episode 6.
-->'''Eddie''': When will you let me and my family go?
-->'''Susie''': Never.
-->'''Eddie''': When will you let me and my family go?
-->'''Susie''': Never.
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* TheBore: Rick, a criminal accountant, is well paid and smart but his true gift is that he truly loves the ins and outs of numbers to the point he will go on and on, becoming so boring that his bosses barely care anymore about what he does as long as it works. One boss openly says he's kept at arm's length "because he's so fucking boring."
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* DidNotThinkThisThrough: Thanks to his addictions and idiocy, Freddy shows this all the time. Take when he throws away a phone ''before'' thinking it's better to see who the guy was texting a warning to and that said text suddenly breaking off would be suspicious. Or trying to push an idea to mix crack and weed together, ignoring that's scientifically impossible.
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* FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling: Eddie clearly is doing his best to not only hold the family together but keep them alive while his drug-addicted, short-tempered and frankly idiot brother Freddy would have them bankrupt and/or dead in no time.
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''The Gentlemen'' is a television series created by Guy Ritchie. It is a spin-off of Ritchie's 2019 film of the same name. It was released on March 7, 2024.
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* AdolfHitlarious: Episode 4 has UpperClassTwit and aspiring actor Max has collected not only Adolf Hitler's paintings but even his legendary missing nutsack. As it happens, Max isn't a Nazi, he's just convinced if not for that injury, Hitler would have become one of the greatest artists of his time and thinks he can somehow "absorb" that greatness. It doesn't end well for him.
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* AdolfHitlarious: Episode 4 has UpperClassTwit and aspiring actor Max revealing he has collected not only Adolf Hitler's paintings but even his legendary missing nutsack. As it happens, Max isn't a Nazi, he's just convinced if not for that injury, Hitler would have become one of the greatest artists of his time and thinks he can somehow "absorb" that greatness. It doesn't end well for him.
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* AdolfHitlarious: Episode 4 has UpperClassTwit and aspiring actor Max has collected not only Adolf Hitler's paintings but even his legendary missing nutsack. As it happens, Max isn't a Nazi, he's just convinced if not for that injury, Hitler would have become one of the greatest artists of his time and thinks he can somehow "absorb" that greatness. It doesn't end well for him.
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* LockedOutOfTheLoop: Neither Eddie or Freddy had any idea of their father's drug business until after his death. Their mother knew but kept it quiet.
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* SpannerInTheWorks: Freddy can be this to Eddie with his impulsiveness and stupidity. A good example is how Eddie's initial plan to pay off the debt is marred when Freddy takes the money in the safe to bet on a "sure thing" boxing match, which turns out to be a fixed fight scam and put them deeper in the hole.
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* CallBack: Tommy Dixon wants to humiliate Freddie by filming an embarrassing video of him set to Old Macdonald Had A Farm. [[Film/TheGentlemen Much like another group of gangsters…]]
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* CallBack: Tommy Dixon wants to humiliate Freddie by filming an embarrassing video of him set to Old "Old Macdonald Had A Farm.a Farm". [[Film/TheGentlemen Much like another group of gangsters…]]
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* InadequateInheritor: Freddy is the older brother and by tradition is supposed to inherit the title and the estate. However, he is a cocaine addict and has incredibly poor judgement. The old Duke decides to leave it all to Eddie instead.
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* InadequateInheritor: Freddy is the older brother and and, by tradition tradition, is supposed to inherit the title and the estate. However, he is a cocaine addict and has incredibly poor judgement. The old Duke decides to leave it all to Eddie instead.
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* LethallyStupid: Freddy's stupid actions routinely put not only himself but Eddie and the rest of the family in mortal danger.
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* LethallyStupid: Freddy's stupid actions routinely put not only himself but also Eddie and the rest of the family in mortal danger.
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* CallBack: Tommy Dixon wants to humiliate Freddie by filming an embarrassing video of him set to Old MacDonald Had A Farm. [[Film/TheGentlemen Much like another group of gangsters…]]
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* CallBack: Tommy Dixon wants to humiliate Freddie by filming an embarrassing video of him set to Old MacDonald Macdonald Had A Farm. [[Film/TheGentlemen Much like another group of gangsters…]]
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* CallBack: Tommy Dixon wants to humiliate Freddie by filming an embarrassing video of him set to Old McDonald Had A Farm.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The series opens on Edward cooly resolving several disputes between civilians at a border crossing, showing he’s a ReasonableAuthorityFigure who is adept at problem solving.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The series opens on Edward cooly resolving several disputes between civilians at a border crossing, showing he’s a ReasonableAuthorityFigure who is adept at problem solving.
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* CallBack: Tommy Dixon wants to humiliate AffectionateNickname: The Halstead siblings regularly use these with each other. Edward is teased with “Edwina” and “Eduardo”, Charlotte is called “Chuckles” by both of her brothers, and Freddie by filming an embarrassing video of him set is referred to Old McDonald Had A Farm.as “Fredward”.
* CallBack: Tommy Dixon wants to humiliate Freddie by filming an embarrassing video of him set to Old MacDonald Had A Farm. [[Film/TheGentlemen Much like another group of gangsters…]]
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The series opens on Edward cooly resolving several disputes between civilians at a border crossing, showing he’s aReasonableAuthorityFigure who is adept at problem solving.flexible ReasonableAuthorityFigure.
* CallBack: Tommy Dixon wants to humiliate Freddie by filming an embarrassing video of him set to Old MacDonald Had A Farm. [[Film/TheGentlemen Much like another group of gangsters…]]
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* SpareToTheThrone: Eddie is the second son and everyone expects the title and bulk of the estate to go to Freddy. Eddie never expected to inherit much and was planning to return to the Army after the funeral. He even refers to himself as "thespare"spare".
* SpareToTheThrone: Eddie is the second son and everyone expects the title and bulk of the estate to go to Freddy. Eddie never expected to inherit much and was planning to return to the Army after the funeral. He even refers to himself as "the
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The series opens on Edward cooly resolving several disputes between civilians at a border crossing, showing he’s a ReasonableAuthorityFigure who is adept at problem solving.
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Eddie Halstead (Creator/TheoJames) is the second son of the Duke of Halstead and has chosen a career in the British Army. With the old Duke on his deathbed, Eddie returns home to help his mother Lady Sabrina (Creator/JoelyRichardson), his older brother Freddy and younger sister Charly.Charlotte. When the Duke dies, everyone is shocked to find that Freddy has been cut out of the will and the title and estate goes to Eddie instead. Eddie is subsequently approached by Susie Glass (Creator/KayaScodelario) who reveals to him that the Halstead Estate is part of a marijuana growing empire and offers him a lot of money to continue the arrangement. Eddie now has to navigate an unfamiliar criminal underworld and try to keep himself and his family safe.
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* InadequateInheritor: Freddy is the older brother and by tradition is supposed to inherit the title and the estate. However, he is a cocaine addict and has incredibly poor judgement. The old Duke decides to leave it all to Eddy instead.
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* InadequateInheritor: Freddy is the older brother and by tradition is supposed to inherit the title and the estate. However, he is a cocaine addict and has incredibly poor judgement. The old Duke decides to leave it all to Eddy Eddie instead.
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* LandPoor: The Dukes of Halsteads own a huge estate with a large mansionmansion but on its own it is not profitable and it costs a lot of money to maintain. The old Duke realized that the family was going broke so he entered into the deal with Bobby Glass to use part of the estate as a marijuana growing facility.
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The Gentlemen is an television series created by Guy Ritchie. It is a spin-off of Ritchie's 2019 film of the same name. It was released on March 7, 2024.
Eddie Halstead (Creator/TheoJames) is the second son of the Duke of Halstead and has chosen a career in the British Army. With the old Duke on his deathbed, Eddie returns home to help his mother Lady Sabrina (Creator/JoelyRichardson), his older brother Freddy and younger sister Charly. When the Duke dies, everyone is shocked to find that Freddy has been cut out of the will and the title and estate goes to Eddie instead. Eddie is subsequently approached by Susie Glass (Creator/KayaScodelario) who reveals to him that the Halstead Estate is part of a marijuana growing empire and offers him a lot of money to continue the arrangement. Eddie now has to navigate an unfamiliar criminal underworld and try to keep himself and his family safe.
!! The Gentlemen provides examples of
* InadequateInheritor: Freddy is the older brother and by tradition is supposed to inherit the title and the estate. However, he is a cocaine addict and has incredibly poor judgement. The old Duke decides to leave it all to Eddy instead.
* LandPoor: The Halsteads own a huge estate with a large mansion
* LethallyStupid: Freddy's stupid actions routinely put not only himself but Eddie and the rest of the family in mortal danger.
* LoanShark: Freddy's big problem is that he did not borrow money from just any standard loan shark but from Tommy Dixon, a crazy, vicious drug lord. Tommy not only wants his money back with outrageous interest but also thinks that Freddy insulted him and wants to psychologically destroy Freddy for it.
* ResignationsNotAccepted: Eddie wants his family out of the drug business but quickly realizes that the Glass family might not be happy with losing access to to the Halstead Estate and the profits it brings for the.
* SpareToTheThrone: Eddie is the second son and everyone expects the title and bulk of the estate to go to Freddy. Eddie never expected to inherit much and was planning to return to the Army after the funeral. He even refers to himself as "the spare"
The Gentlemen is an television series created by Guy Ritchie. It is a spin-off of Ritchie's 2019 film of the same name. It was released on March 7, 2024.
Eddie Halstead (Creator/TheoJames) is the second son of the Duke of Halstead and has chosen a career in the British Army. With the old Duke on his deathbed, Eddie returns home to help his mother Lady Sabrina (Creator/JoelyRichardson), his older brother Freddy and younger sister Charly. When the Duke dies, everyone is shocked to find that Freddy has been cut out of the will and the title and estate goes to Eddie instead. Eddie is subsequently approached by Susie Glass (Creator/KayaScodelario) who reveals to him that the Halstead Estate is part of a marijuana growing empire and offers him a lot of money to continue the arrangement. Eddie now has to navigate an unfamiliar criminal underworld and try to keep himself and his family safe.
!! The Gentlemen provides examples of
* InadequateInheritor: Freddy is the older brother and by tradition is supposed to inherit the title and the estate. However, he is a cocaine addict and has incredibly poor judgement. The old Duke decides to leave it all to Eddy instead.
* LandPoor: The Halsteads own a huge estate with a large mansion
* LethallyStupid: Freddy's stupid actions routinely put not only himself but Eddie and the rest of the family in mortal danger.
* LoanShark: Freddy's big problem is that he did not borrow money from just any standard loan shark but from Tommy Dixon, a crazy, vicious drug lord. Tommy not only wants his money back with outrageous interest but also thinks that Freddy insulted him and wants to psychologically destroy Freddy for it.
* ResignationsNotAccepted: Eddie wants his family out of the drug business but quickly realizes that the Glass family might not be happy with losing access to to the Halstead Estate and the profits it brings for the.
* SpareToTheThrone: Eddie is the second son and everyone expects the title and bulk of the estate to go to Freddy. Eddie never expected to inherit much and was planning to return to the Army after the funeral. He even refers to himself as "the spare"
