The Gentlemen Season 3 has started filming in Rabat, Morocco, shortly after Netflix renewed the series and Season 2 became a major global streaming hit. The production update confirms that Guy Ritchie’s crime drama is moving quickly into its next chapter rather than waiting for the second season’s run to cool down.
Morocco’s arrival in the production story does not, by itself, confirm where every Season 3 scene will be set. It does establish that the new eight-episode run is actively shooting and that the series is expanding its practical footprint after Season 2 shifted part of the story to Italy.
- Production status: Filming
- Location reported: Rabat, Morocco
- Season: Season 3
- Streaming home: Netflix
Rabat filming confirms Season 3 is moving ahead
Italian news agency ANSA reports that filming is underway in Rabat. Netflix’s Tudum announcement had already confirmed Season 3, but a renewal is not the same as cameras rolling. This update supplies the practical milestone that shows production has begun.
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That should not be mistaken for a release-date announcement. Netflix has not supplied a premiere date in the public Season 3 materials. Filming can establish momentum without fixing the timetable for editing, post-production and the platform’s eventual rollout.
Season 2’s global reach explains the quick return
Season 2 arrived on September 3 and quickly appeared at the top of Netflix viewing charts in multiple territories. That audience response gives the renewal and rapid production move a clear business context: the series remains a valuable global crime title for the platform.
The show’s appeal has been its ability to move between aristocratic British settings and organized-crime schemes without losing the dry, heightened style associated with Ritchie’s 2019 film. Season 2 widened that canvas by taking parts of the story to Italy, making a Morocco production base a plausible continuation of the show’s larger scale.
It is still too early to attach a story meaning to the location. International productions often use a city as a stand-in for somewhere else, and Netflix has not announced a Season 3 setting. The confirmed detail is production activity, not an itinerary for Eddie’s next operation.
What filming does and does not tell viewers
The news confirms activity, not plot. It does not reveal whether Rabat is standing in for another location, which characters are there, or how the Season 2 ending will shape Eddie and Susie’s next moves. Those details should remain unconfirmed until Netflix releases official story material.
For now, the useful takeaway is that Season 3 exists beyond an announcement and has entered filming. The next reliable milestones will be Netflix’s cast, first-look and release updates. Are you hoping Morocco becomes part of the show’s actual setting? Let us know in the comments.
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