Guy Ritchie was proudly supported by his glamorous wife Jacqui Ainsley and his son Rocco at the season two premiere of his Netflix crime drama The Gentlemen.
The director was the man of the hour as he arrived on the star-studded red carpet at the Guildhall Art Gallery in London on Wednesday.
Guy, 57, was joined by his model wife, 44, who cut a glamorous display in a black and green dress.
The couple, who married in 2015 and share three children together, were looking loved-up as they held hands at the premiere.
His lookalike son Rocco, 26, whom Guy shares with his ex wife Madonna, looked handsome in a grey suit while his father went more casual in a suede bomber jacket.
And stars Maya Jama and Kaya Scodelario looked criminally stylish in their dazzling gowns as they posed for pictures.
Guy Ritchie was proudly supported by his glamorous wife Jacqui Ainsley and his son Rocco at the season two premiere of his Netflix crime drama The Gentlemen on Wednesday
The director of the movie was the man of the hour as he arrived on the star-studded red carpet at the Guildhall Art Gallery in London
The new series of the crime comedy-drama releases tomorrow on Netflix.
Theo James’ character Eddie takes on the Glass family empire as he makes a bid to resume complete control of his estate.
At the start of the clip, he says: ‘400 years ago, this estate spread out as far as the eye could see,’ over sweeping shots of his sprawling grounds. ‘I want it all back.’
However, the path to total domination never runs smooth, especially when the opponent is Bobby Glass.
But Bobby is aware of Eddie and Susie’s (Scodelario) ambitions to expand their criminal empire, as he tells them he knows they are hoping he might support their efforts to ‘decriminalize marijuana’.
Giancarlo Esposito also returns as Stanley Johnston to further fuel Eddie’s desire to rule, telling him: ‘Forge your own path. Move away from Bobby Glass.’
At the start of the series, it has been a year since Eddie and Susie, Bobby’s daughter, joined forces to work together overseas as part of Bobby’s operation.
But it soon becomes clear that neither of them agree with the recent decisions that kingpin Bobby has made.
With Bobby standing in the way of expanding the criminal empire, Eddie and Susie must decide whether to fall in line or make their own moves.
Guy, 57, was joined by his model wife, 44, who cut a glamorous display in a black and green kimono dress
The couple, who married in 2015 and share three children together, looked more than loved-up as they held hands at the premiere
The new series of the crime comedy-drama releases tomorrow on Netflix (Ray Winstone, Kaya Scodelario, Theo James and Guy pictured L-R)
The trailer also introduces Hugh Bonneville’s character Lord Hawthorne and Maya Jama as a gangster’s moll, after they both joined the series’ second season.
Series two has won rave reviews with the Daily Mail’s Christopher Stevens awarding the show five stars.
Ahead of the premiere, it was claimed that former British royal Meghan Markle had been offered a role in the third instalment of the show.
But just as quickly as the news was released, it was then claimed the offer had been withdrawn after the reaction in Britain became too ‘intense’, according to royal author Tina Brown.
Ms Brown said: ‘I learned that the casting of Meghan Markle has been withdrawn. The backlash was so intense it became untenable to go forward.’
In her Fresh Hell Substack newsletter, the author wrote: ‘This does not bode well for Markle’s acting comeback.’
Just four years ago, Markle insisted she had no plans to return to acting. In 2022, she told Variety magazine: ‘I’m done. I guess never say never but my intention is to absolutely not.’
Now, however, her return to the screen has been touted by sources ‘close to the duchess’ as one of the reasons she and Prince Harry are returning to Britain.
