The Gentlemen: Stars of Netflix show react to Meghan speculation at series 2 premiere
This article provides a nearly identical report to the previous entry, covering the reactions of 'The Gentlemen' cast to rumors about Meghan Markle joining the show. It includes additional details about the show's renewal for a third season.
Why it matters
It underscores the ongoing public interest in the professional activities of the Duchess of Sussex and the commercial success of Netflix's original programming.
Figure caption, Stars of The Gentlemen react to Meghan rumours
It has been almost two weeks since reports emerged that the Duchess of Sussex was in talks for a role in The Gentlemen.
At the world premiere for series two of the Netflix show on Wednesday night, stars including Maya Jama, Hugh Bonneville and Theo James remained tight-lipped about the prospect of Meghan joining the cast.
“It’s fascinating to watch, but ultimately it’s a lot of rumour,” James told BBC News, while Jama said: “I’d be the last person to know!”
The show’s executive producer said he didn't want to say yes or no to the reports about Meghan, but added they were looking forward to “more energy and surprises” to come.
The Gentlemen, a comedy action series about a duke turned drug baron, created by Guy Ritchie, was a major hit when it first dropped in 2024.
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