Meghan Markle ‘The Gentlemen’ casting buzz ends after Theo James weighs in
As The Gentlemen’s second season hits Netflix, Theo James gives you fresh reason to doubt the Meghan Markle buzz.
Asked point-blank in a new interview published by Deadline on September 3, Theo James didn’t bite on the chatter that Meghan Markle could pop up in a potential third season of The Gentlemen. With the show’s second season hitting Netflix the same day, James said the focus is firmly on what’s out now — and that a Season 3 isn’t even taking shape yet.
“I think that’s unlikely.”
He kept the spotlight on the current run, telling Deadline he isn’t looking past the new episodes.
“I want to concentrate on Season 2 – the thing that’s coming out right now,” he said, adding there’s still “a lot of building to do” before a third season takes shape.
Season 2 is here
Now streaming on Netflix, Season 2 brings James back as Eddie Horniman as his covert empire grows more complicated. Eddie and Susie Glass keep expanding the business they inherited from kingpin Bobby Glass — who’s still behind bars — and the operation pushes beyond Britain into Italy, bringing fresh alliances and new threats with it. The tone remains very much Guy Ritchie: crime, snap decisions and dark laughs.
Who’s in the mix
Returning cast with roles:
- Theo James — Eddie Horniman
- Kaya Scodelario — Susie Glass
- Daniel Ings — Freddy Horniman
- Ray Winstone — Bobby Glass
- Joely Richardson — Sabrina Horniman
- Vinnie Jones — Geoffrey Seacombe
- Giancarlo Esposito — Stanley Johnston
Also returning:
- Jasmine Blackborow
- Michael Vu
- Harry Goodwins
- Ruby Sear
- Pearce Quigley
New this season:
- Hugh Bonneville
- Benjamin Clementine
- Benedetta Porcaroli
- Michele Morrone
- Sergio Castellitto
- Maya Jama
- Amra Mallassi
- Tyler Conti
- Chris Eubank Jr.
There’s no third season mapped out yet. For now, The Gentlemen Season 2 is streaming on Netflix after premiering September 3.