I think that Edward is feeling pressure from his mother, thats why he is making the moves that he is making. But deep down in side he really wants to be a part of that world.
@Syntell actually remember Freddy is the eldest. Edward is just the most responsible but he's the middle child and the second son. Since he is so responsible that's why the father skipped over Freddy.
Really great to hear your views from the US on our type of movies which Guy Ritchie portrays very accurate to real life London crime, 100% Team Susie and I'm a Londoner
Oh my days you guys are saviours...I'm a cockney from the East of London and watch a lot of American's reactions to British comedy and films etc etc...I have just finished the Gentlemen and loved it. I was also thinking what would American's think of the Gentlemen so typed in The gentlemen reaction on CZcams...you two guys came up and Ive just spent the last few hours watching your reactions on it....Great reactions, and big respect from your cousin across the pond. Look forward to the remaining episode reactions. Keep going guys.
That dialogue where Suzie warns Henry Collins of what's to come, now that's controlled aggression!
I can see that
actually its not its the roar of a wounded lion knowing he's in GRAVE DANGER
I think that Edward is feeling pressure from his mother, thats why he is making the moves that he is making. But deep down in side he really wants to be a part of that world.
As the eldest son he's got to take care of the family. I get that. But I think we all know he's all the way down for the lifestyle.
@Syntell actually remember Freddy is the eldest. Edward is just the most responsible but he's the middle child and the second son. Since he is so responsible that's why the father skipped over Freddy.
Really great to hear your views from the US on our type of movies which Guy Ritchie portrays very accurate to real life London crime, 100% Team Susie and I'm a Londoner
Love the guy. He's a national treasure.
Yes. I'm on team Susie! Eddie just made a deal with the Devil he don't know!
BUT HES FREE YOU FORGET ABOUT THE SELF WORTH @@blacprophet1153
Guz Khan, aka Chucky, is funny AF. I absolutely loved him in a show called "Man like Mobeen." he also used to be a teacher.
Oh my days you guys are saviours...I'm a cockney from the East of London and watch a lot of American's reactions to British comedy and films etc etc...I have just finished the Gentlemen and loved it. I was also thinking what would American's think of the Gentlemen so typed in The gentlemen reaction on CZcams...you two guys came up and Ive just spent the last few hours watching your reactions on it....Great reactions, and big respect from your cousin across the pond. Look forward to the remaining episode reactions. Keep going guys.
Ello Guvna!!! I always love that intro. I have a thick ass southern accent and I can't pull any kind of accent off. Lol
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I am team Susie Glass. 😉
I love how cool, calm, and collected she is.
Same here! I also really like her dad.
Yes. Team Susie all the way! Eddie just made a bad deal with the Devil he don't know and Freddie talking about killing his brother is just too much!
This is a good episode. 😉
absolutely
There was a Legendary British comedian named 'Spike' Milligan; hence the hedgehog name
WOW!!!! Talk about FAFO!!! LOL!!!! THANKS!!!!!
Team susie glass
you guys can't put your reviews out fast enough..lol...keep up the good work
you may have a small army - but i am the state
8:00 In real life does this work on social media?
EDDIE WILL END UP IN WITH ALL HIS ENEMIES SURROUNDING HIM WHICH MEANS HE CANT BE TOUCHED
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