The Gentlemen: Ending Explained Breakdown + Spoiler Talk Review

The Gentlemen: Ending Explained Breakdown + Spoiler Talk Review. We break down the 2020 Guy Ritchie film The Gentlemen.

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with The Gentlemen now out in the U.K. it’s time to breakdown 2020’s first big movie.

Throughout this video we’ll be talking about all of the ins and outs of the plot, everything that you need to know about the film and our thoughts on it as a whole.

There will be heavy spoilers here so if you haven’t had a chance to see the movie yet and don’t want to know what happens then I highly suggest that you turn off now.

With that out the way I just wanna give a huge thank you for clicking this video, now let’s get into our breakdown of The Gentlemen.

The Gentlemen Plot Recap

Ok so the Gentlemen is pretty much shot and edited with Guy Ritchie’s signature style. The movie jumps about from location to location, moving backwards and forwards through time and has fourth wall breaking moments that add a touch of dark humour to the proceedings.

Primarily it’s told through the eyes of Fletcher, a slick talking cockney who narrates most of the events of the film. Fletcher, played by an almost unrecognisable Hugh Grant, has been keeping his eyes on the London Underworld, most notably Mickey Pearson and he is planning to blackmail the character and his partners.

Mickey is a high profile drug dealer that has built a large marijuana Empire hidden throughout large estates in England. Mickey has decided that enough is enough and it’s time to cash out of the business whilst he still can.

Mickey wishes to sell his thriving business to a rival competitor named Matthew Berger for $400 dollars and it looks like the deal is going to go ahead. Unfortunately, one of his labs is robbed one night by a gang and thus the security and anonymity of them comes into question forcing Mickey and his partner Raymond to get to the bottom of it.

The plot is pretty complex and I can imagine that many people will get lost in it because it doesn’t really let up at all. In typical Ritchie style it jumps about from situation to situation, presenting scenes as anecdotes rather than fully fledged plot points but by the end of the film they all come together in a seminal way.



Ritchie has always been a master at creating almost puzzle like productions that you only really get a full understanding of by the end of the film. This is definitely the case with The Gentlemen and I have to admit that I quickly became swept up in it’s storyline due to the fast pacing and blink and you’ll miss it lines that built towards the entire whole.

From a purely birdseye point of view and in order to streamline the plot for this breakdown, we learn that Berger wished to get a better deal on the business and thus began working with another rival gangster named Dry Eye. He hired the gang the rob Mickey to lower the price on the offer.

However, the gang’s mentor The Coach, played by Colin Farrel discovered this and learning of Mickey’s reputation decided to try and get them out of trouble so went to Raymond directly in order to smooth things out.

This allows Mickey to discover Berger’s real plan and get back the original price that they agreed on through locking him in an freezer and demanding he transfer the money and also hand over a pound of flesh.

That’s pretty much the major arc of the storyline and what the main premise of the film is.

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