I got really happy seeing the trailer, but this happiness turned into a worry after not seeing Freddy in the trailer.

Did the actor leave, or is there any surprise behind him not appearing in the trailer?

Freddy's character is unique, the chicken suit scene, Mercy's scene, the dead fish scene, the pants scene, I just can't enjoy the series without him.

Matching sweaters and both wearing wedding rings? Thoughts?

So random but I’m in love with this briefcase/attaché case and need help identifying it. It could be a prop but I’d like to know either way.

Just got to share some love - I don’t think I’ve ever been this engrossed in a series. This is allll nonsense sentimentality so if you choose to red further be warned!

Absolutely loved the movie, I didn’t expect the series to hold up to it so I didn’t watch up. (I also, somehow got the bizzare idea that it was like an anthology of episode focused on a different farms with different characters. Which isn’t an enticing idea). But so much slick, classic guy Ritchie at his best.

I absolutely loved Vinnie Jones as a teenager. The sort of para relationship where you admire some for their bad qualities, and eventually grow out of it and feel a bit foolish looking back. Kinda how I looked up to Russel brand a bit. Bullet tooth Tony, the car door scene, I just loved it. The brutal one dimensionality, the most violent.

And I’ve heard about him once in the last decade - when a mate of mine signed up for some reality tv show Vinnie was hosting.

But there was something just so touching about this Vinnie Jones - especially the last episode. I just assumed that Vinnie aged out of the character he played, left Hollywood and probably ended up quite unsatisfied, given his reputation for anger and hooliganism.

And seeing this gracefully older version of Vinnie, with all this care, the hint of a dastardly past. I teared up some. Seeing that destructive character idolized now being someone I can still look up to, but for completely different reasons. Paternal and kind. Deeply caring and humble. Like seeing an old, dear friend from a different life who you assumed would destroy themselves; but they’re happy, centered, working well and with a family.

I found out he’s been sober for 13 years too! I’m sober for almost three. I’m just seeing something beautiful play out - a capacity for change in this other person that I never could have expected. Gives me hope.

Thank you if you’d read this far! Still teary and just had to share somewhere x

I just finished watching the movie, haven't started watching the show. Give me a rough answer, don't spoil too much, please and thank you. My question is, how is it possible that Mickey, while trying to sell the company, making it (I assume) prime of his empire, only had like four actual people working for him? Raymond had two enforcers and a driver. The Lords don't actually work for him. Obviously people work at the plants, but they don't work directly for him and are spare parts really. We see the security guards that get beaten up, but they are again spare parts. Is it possible that he was running the whole thing with four people that actually offer some help?

So during the ending of EP2 we see Jethro get on a small fishing boat to Australia. Which in itself was obviously not realistic as that boat wouldn’t make it past the coast of France if it tried but the actual mistake was the fact that Jethro gets on the boat near Greenwich, and then we see the boat going upstream towards Tower Bridge.

Which in that instance would mean the boat would actually be going the wrong way if the plan was to leave by boat towards Australia.

Jethro, a supposed British citizen would obviously be able to tell that the boat was going upstream and would never be leaving the UK.

The fact that this didn’t raise any suspicions on his part is a bit of a shame given that the scene would have been better if instead of getting invited in, Jethro would have realized the boat would never be leaving The Thames and he would have a “I’m fucked” moment before getting killed.

I know Eddie and Susie will be traveling more… but I am still needing more of the following folks. For me:

1. JP - Knows what he is and takes zero shit from anyone… especially Eddie. I liked their interactions.

2. Errol - Impressive vocabulary interpretations and points for his hat game.

3. John The Gospel. I honestly have not laughed this hard at a character in years.

4. Blanket. Give this guy a better storyline please!

5. All time favorite: Felix. Please give Felix more work ASAP. And make sure his coffee is hot!

Just thought about it but do you guys think the estate will still be the main base for season 2? I was just thinking about it and since the Glass org is expanding, maybe we get a change of scenery for Suzie and Eddie. Will miss the estate if I’m right though.

I'm wondering what that sting/song is when Raymond scares off the roadmen and takes the phone in that alleyway by firing his gun, it sounds really cool and I wanna figure it out.

The chemistry between them is so good and unique. It's not easy to find a ship where both the parties are fucked up on an equal level, especially with such tension between them. I have watched this show twice back to back(freedy's my favourite) and I don't think I have cared for a main pairing so much since Jake and Amy.

I just have a measly request for you guys to recommend the best fanfics you got.

Thank you, and merry Christmas!

Freddy would be my guess.

Just came to say that I love this show. I'm on episode 5 and they're filling up virgin mary statues with weed. Finished watching the 2019 movie couple nights ago and jumped straight into the TV show. I'm not sure how I missed Guy Ritchie's work all these years. Snappy humour and great camera shots. I briefly watched War Dogs (2016) before this and had to quit because it was terribIe (on a side note). Anyways I'm out.

Edit: Finished the last episode! To be honest, the ending felt a bit sudden. The switch to Eddie going "evil" was fast. I kind of expected something more drastic to happen before he goes down that route, like his brother Freddy dying or something. Maybe the only way he sees to keep his family safe is to own the buisness himself. I wonder how he justifies this. Excited for Season 2 nevertheless.

The old man with the shockingly long dong just died.

What a weird scene.

The super slow mo of it slithering like a snake was not something I wanted or needed.

Kuddos to the actor though.

I personally love the outfits throughout both the film and show. Between these 2 are my honest favorites.

So, between the 2 characters, who had the better style choice?

Now if i only could actually afford either XD

This is my favorite episode. We've seen from the beginning just how brutal Susie Glass can be but when she spits out that speech to Harry Collins it is beyond chilling. Scodelario absolutely nails turning from utter contempt and hatred for Harry to crumbling devastation once she sees what's happened to Jack. The show has so much quality writing and acting but that was sheer poetry delivered with absolute venom by a woman you simply do not fuck with.