After weathering the betrayals and brutal power games of London’s underworld, Mickey Pearson (Matthew McConaughey) believes he has finally stepped away from the life. But peace is short-lived. A ruthless new rival — a tech mogul turned criminal kingpin — sets his sights on seizing Mickey’s marijuana empire, wielding both brute force and state-of-the-art surveillance to tighten his grip.

This time, Mickey doesn’t fight alone. Raymond (Charlie Hunnam) remains his unshakable right hand, while Rosalind (Michelle Dockery) emerges not just as queen beside the king, but as a strategist every bit as lethal as the men around her. Together, they navigate a minefield of backroom deals, double-crosses, and violent power plays that threaten to upend London’s criminal aristocracy.

But Mickey soon learns the only way to defend his throne may be to shed the gentleman’s façade once and for all — and embrace something far more dangerous.

With Guy Ritchie returning to the director’s chair, The Gentlemen 2: Lords of London delivers razor-sharp dialogue, explosive twists, and a bloody, stylish plunge back into the ruthless elegance of Britain’s underworld.