The lawsuit was filed in the High Court in London last month by writer and actor Mickey De Hara. He claims to have been hired by Guy Ritchie to write a sequel to his gangster thriller Rock and Roll (2008).
Image from the film “Gentlemen” (2019)
Image source: Miramax
The script was presented to the director in 2018 on “the main character who built a business on the sale of illegal substances”. However, according to De Hara, Ritchie informed him that “the days of gangster movies are over” and offered to finish the project.
But imagine the screenwriter’s surprise when, two years later, The Gentlemen hit the screens, and he recognized his work there. Later, all of Miki’s attempts to have her name included in the photo credits were denied by Richie. Therefore, De Hara was forced to sue the director.
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