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Red Ned

Played by George Webster

A worker whose demands for basic protections become a dangerous confrontation with the Glass operation.

Biography

Ned works at one of the cannabis farms. He speaks for workers angered by the treatment of a colleague after an adverse clinical-trial reaction.[1][2][3]

The Gentlemen

Season 1

Reveal Season 1 story spoilers

The published TVmaze appearance record lists Red Ned in Episode 2x03, all in Season 2, and records no Season 1 credit. This is the scope of that retrieved credit record; no unseen Season 1 activities or earlier-life events are invented here.[5]

Season 2

Reveal Season 2 story spoilers

Ned presents demands for higher pay, breaks, holiday, and sick leave during a coordinated slowdown. Eddie and Susie respond with a smaller final offer and the threat of dismissal. Blanket then holds Ned at gunpoint while they demand that he never discuss the operation. Ned later helps steal cannabis, including experimental stock, and delivers it to Victor. Victor tries to use the theft to bargain for a role in the Glass business, but first kills Ned. The labor dispute thus becomes a theft and an attempted criminal incursion rather than a successful negotiation.[1][2][3]

Personality

Reveal story spoilers

Ned’s initial behavior is organized and collective: he identifies a workplace grievance and speaks for other workers. His later theft follows humiliation and a threat to his life, but does not erase his agency or make the plan safe. Describing him as resentful after the confrontation is an action-based interpretation, not a claim that the original grievance was fabricated.[1][2][3]

Notes

The episode account uses Ned; the credit listing adds Red. His colleague Randall is mentioned as part of the grievance, but no actor pairing or separate on-screen biography was verified.[1][2][3]

Source coverage

Some details are not yet documented by the cited sources; an unrecorded storyline does not establish that a character is absent.

  • Physical Appearance. A verified in-character description is not yet recorded; actor portraits do not establish character appearance.[3][2][4][1][5]

References

  1. ↑The Gentlemen Series 2 Episode 3 Recap — Reel Mockery · secondary

    Retrieved episode recap; plot only, with actor/name spellings checked against credit listings where available.

    Source access recorded: 2026-10-24
  2. ↑The Gentlemen Season 2 Episode Guide & Ending Explained — The Viewers Perspective · secondary

    Independent recap; extracted text covers episodes 1–3 substantially, then jumps; release-date error (Sept 4) is rejected in favor of Netflix.

    Source access recorded: 2026-10-24
  3. ↑The Gentlemen (2024 TV series) — Wikipedia · tertiary

    Community-maintained role inventory; minor-role leads require independent confirmation.

    Source access recorded: 2026-10-24
  4. ↑The Gentlemen 2x03 guest cast list — TVmaze · tertiary

    Community-maintained episode-credit inventory, not an official Netflix end-credit capture. A credit does not establish whether footage is new, archival, a vision, or a flashback.

    Source access recorded: 2026-10-24
  5. ↑Red Ned — The Gentlemen: credited appearances — TVmaze · tertiary

    Retrieved character appearance list, not an official end-credit capture; used only for scoped absence of a published S1 credit, not proof of an unshown biography.

    Source access recorded: 2026-10-24
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