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Susie Glass: Vulnerable shades in The Gentlemen S2
3 Sep
Summary
- Susie explores her identity outside her father's shadow.
- Her relationship with Eddie evolves beyond business.
- Kaya Scodelario wanted to avoid a typical love triangle plot.
Season 2 of The Gentlemen sees Susie Glass, portrayed by Kaya Scodelario, charting her own course and moving out from her father's influence. Her partnership with Eddie Halstead takes on new dimensions, shifting from a transactional relationship to one with deeper, more personal undertones.
Scodelario aimed to explore Susie's vulnerability this season, noting her unique connection with Eddie. She emphasized that their bond is complex, acknowledging a shared chemistry but prioritizing their individual missions over romance.
The actress also discussed Susie's romantic life, including a relationship with Joe Green, which allowed for a display of happiness and freedom outside her criminal enterprises. Scodelario actively worked against a jealous love triangle dynamic with Bella, recognizing Bella's utility to their organization.
Susie's distinct power dressing, including suits and sharp tailoring, is highlighted as her "armor" and a symbol of her authority. Her taste is attributed to her early exposure to powerful figures in her father's world, reflecting a desire to be taken seriously.
Looking ahead, Scodelario hopes for Susie to fully emerge from her father's shadow in a potential season 3, embracing her "boss bitch mode" and navigating the evolving, increasingly unpredictable nature of Eddie's character.
