'Gangs of London' Season 4: Plot, cast, and release window of next season of acclaimed British crime series
Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù plays Elliot Carter, returning to London to face a volatile criminal underworld dominated by government crackdowns and international gangs
"Gangs of London" is officially returning for Season 4, with filming reportedly completed in July 2026. The popular crime drama is expected to arrive on Sky Atlantic in the UK and AMC+ in the US in early 2027, although an official release date has yet to be announced. For Indian viewers, the show
"Gangs of London" is officially returning for Season 4, with filming reportedly completed in July 2026. The popular crime drama is expected to arrive on Sky Atlantic in the UK and AMC+ in the US in early 2027, although an official release date has yet to be announced. For Indian viewers, the show
"Gangs of London" is officially returning for Season 4, with filming reportedly completed in July 2026. The popular crime drama is expected to arrive on Sky Atlantic in the UK and AMC+ in the US in early 2027, although an official release date has yet to be announced. For Indian viewers, the show
"Gangs of London" is officially returning for Season 4, with filming reportedly completed in July 2026. The popular crime drama is expected to arrive on Sky Atlantic in the UK and AMC+ in the US in early 2027, although an official release date has yet to be announced. For Indian viewers, the show will be out on JioHotstar, which already streams the first three seasons.
Following the dramatic events of Season 3, the new season will explore a London struggling with growing criminal violence, government crackdowns and the arrival of powerful international gangs.
Elliot Carter, played by Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù, returns to the capital after being forced into exile. However, his return will not be easy, as former allies have become enemies and the city's criminal world has become even more dangerous.
Season 4 will also bring a major change behind the scenes. Jack Lothian, known for "Doc Martin" and "Strike Back", takes over as lead writer and executive producer. Meanwhile, Jean Luc Herbulot, director of "Saloum", will lead the direction of the new season, bringing his vast experience to the show's action-packed sequences.
Several familiar faces are expected to return, including Michelle Fairley as Marian Wallace, Joe Cole as Sean Wallace, Narges Rashidi as Lale, along with Andrew Koji, Pippa Bennett-Warner and T'Nia Miller.
The new season will also introduce fresh characters played by Tamara Lawrance as Jo Malik, Luna Fujimoto as Hanaka, Eugene Nomura as Takeshi and Melika Foroutan as Zerin.
The first season was co-created, co-written, with several episodes directed by Gareth Evans ("The Raid", "The Raid 2"). Evans helped establish the show's visceral, high-impact martial arts and kinetic fighting style.