Name: The Gentlemen
Released: 2020-04-03
Duration: 1 h 53 min
Cast: Charlie Hunnam, Matthew McConaughey, Michelle Dockery

Words to remember

Nouns

1) repercussion

There will be repercussion for Michael's actions.
2) henhouse

If you let him in the henhouse,
3) toff

[Fletcher] The toff look after Mickey. Now Mickey looks after the toff.
4) laddie

-[boy 3] Fucking do him, laddie. -Come on.
5) indiscretion

Uh-- After you've attended to that indiscretion,
6) chink

[man] Chink, chink.
7) sommelier

the finest botanists and herb sommelier in the world,
8) gaff

Do you know who owns this gaff?
9) mouthwash

You got your mouthwash muddled up with cat piss.
10) rummage

and I would like to invite him just to have a teeny rummage in them.
11) botanist

the finest botanist and herb sommeliers in the world,
12) substructure

See, you're buying the substructure for the superstructure to come,
13) screech

* The screech of brakes And lamplight blinking *
14) geezer

There is this geezer called Mickey Pearson.
15) aristocrat

Toffs, aristocrat,
16) spoonful

and a spoonful of caviar to help my medicine go down.
17) underpants

The only thing you can wet's your underpants, son.
18) transgression

No amount of money on God's green earth can pay for that transgression, Matthew.
19) crescendo

[Raymond] So you're basing your whole crescendo
20) paperweight

It's a paperweight to keep down all the paper I'm about to give you.
21) applesauce

[Big Dave] Where is that applesauce?
22) motherfucker

[shouting] You chee-bye motherfucker!
23) spunk

Teeny sort of spunk-funk fuck pop. Shame about the habit.
24) lordship

It would appear that His Lordship had had a quick spin
25) aeroplane

* Her daddy Got a big aeroplane *
26) billionaire

Yes, Raymond, I do know about the Jewish billionaire cowboy,
27) inhaler

I need my inhaler. [gasps]
28) cauldron

A single rose in a cauldron of thorns.

Verbs

1) indebt

there is a price indebt to me for the blood I've gotten on my hands
2) disown

and even his kids disown him.
3) delude

you delude, shit-eating cunt.
4) outpace

and the demand way outpace the supply...
5) fizzle

[Fletcher] 'Cause he just fizzle like a party balloon.
6) snub

So he snub him in front of a crowd that Dave could only wish he belonged to.
7) blackmail

You're too smart to be blackmail us, Fletcher.
8) squeak

Apparently Mickey Pearson has squeak his way
9) doth

Left unattended, you will shit yourself to death before the sun doth set.
10) cultivate

Now, Mickey has been cultivating a special relationship
11) sho

Fletcher, sho off inside.
12) inherit

And every time you inherit a fortune, you lose half to the state.
13) smack

has fallen for this Power Noel's smack-out dark charm,
14) sanction

sanction or unsanction...
15) persist

so he persist and continued to ask the lion
16) motivate

What I fail to recognize is why Michael should be motivate
17) explode

He explode on the scene like a millennial fucking firecracker. Bang, bang, bang.
18) tumble

The question I ask is, who tumble the first domino?
19) sneak

Snuck that one right by me, didn't you, you naughty little girl?
20) beg

[Fletcher] I beg for your pardon.
21) shack

shack up with some smacked-out, once-upon-a-time pop star,
22) lend

[boy 2] Yeah, lend us the keys.
23) melt

You melt.
24) sweep

They've swept the numbers for months now.
25) warn

Now, let me warn you the way you warn me.
26) sweat

Look at you sweat, bruv. [laughs]
27) spike

That's because I spike your tea
28) spark

[boy 2] He spark me out, bruv.

Adverbs

1) indistinctly

[woman speaking indistinctly on phone]
2) impressively

and last night I made a film with an impressively sized farmyard pig.
3) elegantly

Look, you'll have to do this elegantly, love.
4) neatly

Which brings me neatly back to Big Dave's story,
5) terribly

We miss her terribly, Mickey.
6) thence

and thence to sunny California.
7) presumably

Presumably at the annual international drug dealers convention in Las Vegas.
8) sadly

which sadly I do not possess.
9) indirectly

and has indirectly started a war.
10) nicely

To be fair, it was very nicely played with 100 grand's worth of free car parts,
11) somehow

you somehow mistook so-said Chinaman for someone else?
12) strictly

Well, that's not strictly true, is it?
13) perfectly

You heard me perfectly well.
14) aside

A few minor details aside, I wouldn't have any trouble at all
15) somewhere

it's going to be worth somewhere between 200 billion
16) hence

Hence the price.
17) somewhat

So let's cut instead to a somewhat anticlimactic
18) obviously

Yes, yes, and obviously I've taken precautionary measures.
19) apparently

Apparently Mickey Pearson has squeaked his way
20) definitely

racing is definitely not your only vice, your lordship.
21) apart

Apart from me, of course.
22) forever

That will be with me forever.
23) forth

I'm on fire over here, lads. Come on, I need some back and forth. Come on.
24) absolutely

So just make absolutely sure the check doesn't disappoint this time.
25) extremely

And he's extremely sad that his one-and-only son fell out of a window.
26) indeed

Indeed I do.
27) certainly

You certainly know more than I do.
28) nearly

Nearly there. Nearly there. Nearly there.

Adjectives

1) bulimic

Aristocratic, junkie, bulimic, auto-tuned singing daughter
2) impregnable

The only weak link in his otherwise impregnable armor
3) beauteous

with his beauteous lady wife.
4) debonair

but suave and debonair Dry Eye,
5) skint

in bed with a skint, discredited toff,
6) inimical

and forecasting out your top-line growth margin in the current inimical climate,
7) supe

How does anyone grow 50 tons of supe skunk
8) effectual

I have effectual friends.
9) subservient

Now, Dry Eye does not want to be subservient to Matthew anymore.
10) anemic

must now be valued at an anemic, mm... 130.
11) erudite

with the erudite, learned and broad-minded Matthew Berger.
12) odious

Mickey Pearson, the odious Yankee gangster. We're gonna bury him.
13) millennial

He explodes on the scene like a millennial fucking firecracker. Bang, bang, bang.
14) unbridled

royals unbridled by distracted parents
15) flattered

I'm flattered to hear that from you, Matthew.
16) suave

but suave and debonair Dry Eye,
17) aristocratic

Aristocratic, junkie, bulimic, auto-tuned singing daughter
18) discredited

in bed with a skint, discredited toff,
19) unsupervised

leaving you kids alone unsupervised?
20) menacing

Aren't you gonna introduce me to your mysterious and slightly menacing friend?
21) pickled

I'll have a pint and a pickled egg.
22) reassuring

He's gonna need reassuring
23) precautionary

Yes, yes, and obviously I've taken precautionary measures.
24) impatient

I find you very impatient, Raymond. I am a storyteller.
25) feral

another beautiful feral beast lopes his way to a watering hole.
26) tabloid

did a proper tabloid job on him.
27) charismatic

charismatic and smart, but...
28) cunning

He was powerful and ruthless, cunning and quick,

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