‘The Gentlemen’ Renewed for Season 3 as Netflix Drops Season 2 Trailer

The Gentlemen Season 3 renewal is official before the Netflix crime series has even returned for its second season. Netflix confirmed that Guy Ritchie’s series will continue for a third installment while releasing the full-length Season 2 trailer ahead of the show’s September 3 return.

The early renewal gives Netflix a longer runway for the crime drama starring Theo James and Kaya Scodelario as Eddie Horniman and Susie Glass. In its official UK renewals announcement, Netflix confirmed that Ritchie will return to direct Season 3. The streamer has not yet announced a Season 3 premiere date.

The Gentlemen Season 3 renewal comes before Season 2 premieres

The timing makes the renewal particularly notable. Season 2 does not arrive until September 3, meaning Netflix has committed to another installment without waiting for the upcoming episodes to complete their release.

Netflix’s official Season 3 announcement on Tudum confirms the return while keeping specific details about the next chapter deliberately limited. No Season 3 release date or complete cast announcement has been disclosed.

Ritchie, who created the television adaptation of his 2019 film, will remain directly involved. Netflix’s announcement quotes the filmmaker describing the show’s world as having expanded and its consequences as carrying greater weight, while saying another season felt like a natural continuation.

The renewal also arrives as Netflix continues investing in several of its British productions. The same company announcement confirmed additional seasons of Legends, House of Guinness, Love Is Blind: UK and At Home With The Furys, placing The Gentlemen within a broader returning slate.

Season 2 sends Eddie and Susie deeper into the criminal business

The immediate focus remains Season 2. The upcoming episodes pick up one year after Eddie and Susie joined forces within Bobby Glass’s criminal operation. Instead of trying to escape the business, Eddie is now attempting to expand it.

That change represents a significant evolution from the show’s first season, which introduced Eddie as an aristocrat discovering that his inherited family estate was tied to a large criminal enterprise. The Season 2 setup moves him beyond reluctant participation and toward a more ambitious role inside that world.

The new trailer arrives shortly before the September premiere and previews an expanding operation that creates new pressures for Eddie and Susie. UPI independently confirmed Netflix’s renewal and the timing of the announcement ahead of Season 2.

Netflix’s previously published 2026 television slate describes Season 2 as beginning one year after Eddie and Susie’s partnership and places Bobby’s increasingly unstable decisions at the center of the new conflict.

The returning cast expands for Season 2

James and Scodelario remain at the center of the series, with Ray Winstone returning as Bobby Glass. Season 2 also brings back Daniel Ings, Joely Richardson, Vinnie Jones, Jasmine Blackborow, Michael Vu, Harry Goodwins, Ruby Sear, Pearce Quigley and Giancarlo Esposito.

New additions include Hugh Bonneville, Benjamin Clementine, Benedetta Porcaroli, Michele Morrone, Sergio Castellitto, Amra Mallassi, Tyler Conti, Chris Eubank Jr. and Maya Jama.

The expanded cast reflects the increasingly international scope of Eddie and Susie’s operation. While the first season established the criminal infrastructure surrounding the Horniman estate, the next chapter is positioned around the consequences of attempting to grow that business.

The Hollywood Reporter also confirmed the Season 3 renewal alongside the release of the new Season 2 trailer.

Netflix has not announced the Season 3 story yet

The renewal confirms that the series will continue, but it does not establish where Season 3 will take Eddie, Susie or the Glass operation. Netflix has not released a Season 3 logline, production schedule or premiere date.

That distinction matters because speculation surrounding future casting has accompanied the renewal. Until Netflix formally confirms additional Season 3 performers, reported or rumored casting should not be treated as part of the official ensemble.

For now, the confirmed timeline centers on September 3. Season 2 will return with Eddie and Susie attempting to push their criminal enterprise further, while the Season 3 order guarantees that Ritchie’s television expansion of The Gentlemen will continue beyond the upcoming episodes.

The early renewal also changes the context surrounding Season 2. Instead of returning with its future unresolved, the series now enters its next chapter knowing Netflix has already committed to another round of Ritchie’s aristocratic crime world.