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Good guys gone bad

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Guy Ritchie’s newest action comedy, The Gentlemen, continues the British film-maker’s obsession with gangsters and the criminal classes.

But this time, it revolves around an expatriate, with Matthew McConaughey playing an American trying to cash out of his London drug business.

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