The series also stars two iconic 'hard men' actors, Vinnie Jones and Ray Winstone, with the former playing Eddie's loyal groundskeeper Geoff and the latter playing the head of a cannabis empire, Bobby Glass.
Speaking exclusively with Radio Times, alongside Winstone and Esposito, Jones spoke about his character's loyalty to the Horniman family, while Winstone noted that Geoff straddles two worlds - the aristocracy and the criminals.
"I think he's got some history, some past, don't he?," Winstone added, to which Jones said: "Yeah, and Bobby would know that."
Winstone then teased that "maybe that will come" in season 3, before adding "If I'm back for 3."
Jones then joked that he would "have a word" with his old pal, the show's creator Guy Ritchie, and "see what I can do."
The Gentlemen season 2 is available to watch in full on Netflix now. You can sign up to Netflix from £5.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky TV and Virgin Media.
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