Guy Ritchie's aristocrats and nouveau riches
In recent years, Guy Ritchie has drifted towards blockbusters, far from glorified the director of the crime dramas "Big Jackpot" and "Lock, Stock, Two Barrels", and they failed to earn fabulous sums at the box office. And if fans of "Sherlock Holmes" still hope for the promised sequel, then neither "The Sword of King Arthur" nor "Agents of ANKL." there is no need to count on sequels. Both films lacked stars from the sky financially and received mixed reviews. Perhaps for this reason, Richie decided to go back to basics.According to the website Deadline, after the filmmaker completes work on the new "Aladdin", he will again turn to his usual genre of crime drama. The new project was named Toff Guys and will be presented to potential buyers at the Cannes Film Festival. According to the source, the film is a traditional British drama, the script for which Richie co-wrote with Marn Davis and Evan Atkinson. Richie intends to film a cross between Sexual Beast and Downton Abbey. The film will focus on an English drug lord trying to sell his lucrative empire to a dynasty of Oklahoma billionaires. Insiders describe the project as a picture of aristocrats and nouveau riches.  Before the audience can see a potential masterpiece in the style of "Big Jack", Richie will present to the public another unusual project for him - a full-length game version of the cartoon "Aladdin", which will be released on May 24 next year. The Topic of Article: Guy Ritchie's aristocrats and nouveau riches. |
