Guy Ritchie, Matthew McConaughey, Michelle Dockery, and Henry Golding Talk The Gentlemen

Guy Ritchie, Matthew McConaughey, Michelle Dockery, and Henry Golding Talk The Gentlemen
With The Gentlemen opening in North American theaters this weekend, I recently sat down with director Guy Ritchie, Matthew McConaughey, Michelle Dockery, and Henry Golding for a really fun group interview. During the wide-ranging conversation they talked about why working with Ritchie is such an unusual process, the way things can change in an instant on set, having costumes that looked like they all stepped out of GQ, and more. However, while the entire conversation was informative and fun, for me the highlight was watching McConaughey take the lead when he started asking Ritchie questions! The thing to know is Ritchie hadn’t done any press that day before my interview so this was the first time they were all together.
Check out what they had to say in the player above and below is exactly what we talked about.
If you haven’t seen the trailers, The Gentlemen is about an American expat (McConaughey) who has built a huge marijuana business in London and is looking to cash out, which proves difficult with everyone in the underworld wanting a piece of the action. The all-star cast is made up of Charlie Hunnam, Hugh Grant, Colin Farrell, and Eddie Marsan.
Guy Ritchie, Matthew McConaughey, Michelle Dockery, and Henry Golding:
How Henry flew in from Japan for the junket.
Who has seen the film?
Do Guy Ritchie’s films change a lot in the editing room?
Matthew McConaughey starts asking Guy Ritchie questions!
How the film Ritchie is filming now is almost being written on the day.
What is it like for the actors when things change on set?
Henry Golding talks about what happened on the first day and how things changed.
How everyone in the film looks like they stepped out of a GQ shoot.
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[@avairal5936]

It’s cool how the bartender is jus chillin in the back

[@7TrainMedia]

That's Stu from Jones Wood Foundry in NYC. Great bartender.

[@PM-bv2nx]

Finally an interviewer that keeps quiet, well done. Second, like to know Guy Ritchie's IQ, he seems very intelligent

[@utfocrew7762]

So calm and respectful

[@NibberKSmooth]

What a great setting

[@johndoe3485]

The cloths wears the man the majority of the time.

[@hansiesma16]

Now why would Guy pronounce route like that.

[@doctorwardrobe2383]

Cringy opening Frosty

[@kingbillajr]

Oh man! That opening joke isn't even funny it's just cringy....