India, Sept. 3 -- Guy Ritchie's The Gentlemen is back and this time, everything is bigger. Season 2 takes Eddie Halstead's criminal empire beyond England and into Italy. There are new enemies, new romances, political games and plenty of betrayals along the way. But thankfully, the show does not lose the slick humour and chaos that made the first season so much fun.

Theo James' Eddie is also a very different man now. He is no longer trying to figure out how to be a Duke. He has settled into the role and he actually enjoys it. He knows how to use his money, power and connections. He is also much more comfortable getting his hands dirty. That makes him more confident, but also more dangerous.

Kaya Scodelario's Susie remains just as sharp. ...