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Enter our protagonist: Guy Ritchie. After surviving the shiny, soulless peaks of studio blockbusters, the director returned to his London grit to serve up a dirty martini of gangsters, lords, Russian oligarchs, and high society weed merchants. Originally pitched as a TV show, this project became a cinematic fashion show with guns that made everyone very rich indeed.
But preparation is for scouts. On set, it was pure chaos. Hugh Grant had his meticulously prepared notes stolen from his car, only to arrive and find Ritchie rewriting ten pages of dialogue on the spot. Kate Beckinsale vanished days into shooting, leaving Michelle Dockery to improvise her way to brilliance. And Matthew McConaughey? He went from irritated to inspired, inventing his iconic "law of the jungle" and "deluded Peking duck" monologues right in front of the lens.
Add in a budget tight enough to require 300 fake marijuana plants, shameless product placement for Ritchie's personal brewery and custom barbecues, and Colin Farrell in a tracksuit that sparked a global knockoff craze. Packed with cinematic Easter eggs and a 24 carat gold derringer, this $100 million pre lockdown smash proves one simple rule: when the lion is hungry, he eats.
THE FULL QUENTIN TARANTINO STORY: youtu.be/XeOpf9olaWk
THE FULL JAMES CAMERON STORY: youtu.be/X3yYnbn7vwA
THE FULL MARTIN SCORSESE STORY: youtu.be/4kMWWLcVWdk
Narration by Gabriel Perez: feralhogcontent.com
Music by Epidemic Sound and Artlist
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00:00 The return of Guy Ritchie
01:18 The original TV show pitch
02:31 Assembling the gangster firm
04:39 Fake weed & product placement
06:08 A fashion show with guns
08:52 Hugh Grant's 40-page nightmare
11:15 McConaughey's improvised monologues
13:22 Cinematic Easter eggs
15:08 The final edit & a $100 million hit
#GuyRitchie #TheGentelmen #KoloKino
SUPPORT KOLO KINO
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Enter our protagonist: Guy Ritchie. After surviving the shiny, soulless peaks of studio blockbusters, the director returned to his London grit to serve up a dirty martini of gangsters, lords, Russian oligarchs, and high society weed merchants. Originally pitched as a TV show, this project became a cinematic fashion show with guns that made everyone very rich indeed.
But preparation is for scouts. On set, it was pure chaos. Hugh Grant had his meticulously prepared notes stolen from his car, only to arrive and find Ritchie rewriting ten pages of dialogue on the spot. Kate Beckinsale vanished days into shooting, leaving Michelle Dockery to improvise her way to brilliance. And Matthew McConaughey? He went from irritated to inspired, inventing his iconic "law of the jungle" and "deluded Peking duck" monologues right in front of the lens.
Add in a budget tight enough to require 300 fake marijuana plants, shameless product placement for Ritchie's personal brewery and custom barbecues, and Colin Farrell in a tracksuit that sparked a global knockoff craze. Packed with cinematic Easter eggs and a 24 carat gold derringer, this $100 million pre lockdown smash proves one simple rule: when the lion is hungry, he eats.
THE FULL QUENTIN TARANTINO STORY: youtu.be/XeOpf9olaWk
THE FULL JAMES CAMERON STORY: youtu.be/X3yYnbn7vwA
THE FULL MARTIN SCORSESE STORY: youtu.be/4kMWWLcVWdk
Narration by Gabriel Perez: feralhogcontent.com
Music by Epidemic Sound and Artlist
Join and get EXTRA months for FREE
share.epidemicsound.com/8aaqrt
artlist.io/LCT-322572
00:00 The return of Guy Ritchie
01:18 The original TV show pitch
02:31 Assembling the gangster firm
04:39 Fake weed & product placement
06:08 A fashion show with guns
08:52 Hugh Grant's 40-page nightmare
11:15 McConaughey's improvised monologues
13:22 Cinematic Easter eggs
15:08 The final edit & a $100 million hit
#GuyRitchie #TheGentelmen #KoloKino
