Guy Ritchie
- Profession: Film Director and Writer
- Place/Date of Birth: Hatfield, 10 September 2020
- Associated with: Madonna
Madonna and Guy’s marriage is back on track- July 20, 2020
Madonna and Guy Ritchie’s marriage is "back on track", the singer’s father-in-law has claimed. The couple have been plagued by reports in recent months that they’re relationship is on the rocks. Guy’s father, John Ritchie, even claimed the pair were locked in bitter rows over Madonna’s hectic work schedule. The rumours intensified after the ’Hung Up’ singer confessed she had "married too early" and "for all thee wrong reasons".
However, John Ritchie has now spoken out again about his son’s relationship with Madonna, this time claiming they have worked out their differences. He told America’s In Touch Weekly magazine: "Their marriage is back on track. I know Madonna is away at the moment and leaving Guy alone, but it isn’t a problem. "He knows that will happen and is not worried about it at all. He doesn’t mind her working. Their marriage is back on track."
Madonna and Guy are planning a romantic wedding anniversary - Dec 12, 2020
Madonna and husband Guy Ritchie are planning a romantic wedding anniversary - at the Scottish castle where they tied the knot. The couple are jetting to swanky Skibo Castle - which boasts thousands of acres of stunning countryside in the Scottish Highlands - to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary next week. The pair are reportedly leaving Madonna’s daughter Lourdes, nine, and Rocco, her five-year-old son with film director Guy, with relatives so they can focus on each other.
A source is quoted in The People newspaper as saying: "Madonna and Guy have both been so busy lately they decided to do something really special for their anniversary. "Madge has been all over the world promoting her new single and album and has had a really hectic time." The insider added: "She’s also been outspoken about her marriage in the last few months. "Skibo Castle is the perfect place for the couple to celebrate because it’s where their married life began. And it’s the perfect place for romance."
Guy Ritchie thinks Madonna’s new album is "s**t" - Nov 21, 2020
Madonna has confessed her husband Guy Ritchie thinks her new album is "s**t". The pop diva admitted director Guy walked out of the room when she first played him ’Confessions on a Dancefloor’, which is currently No 1 in the UK album chart. She is quoted in The Sun newspaper as saying: "Guy thought it was s**t. He prefers Irish folk music."
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His second film, Snatch, also did well, taking £3m in its first weekend earlier this year, a record opening for an 18-rated film. The diamond-heist drama has so far grossed £12.3m in the UK and is soon to be released in the US. But, of course, it is not just Ritchie’s film successes that command the hundreds of column inches written about him each week. The 32-year-old’s marriage with pop icon Madonna and the birth of their son Rocco has caught the imagination of the public.
He began his career as a film runner in the UK in 1993, quickly progressing to directing music promos for bands and commercials by 1995. The money he made from this enabled him to direct his first film - Hard Case, a 20-minute short and after meeting his producing partner Matthew Vaughn, the two formed SKA Films. They went on to make Lock Stock, and two years later Snatch was released.
Ritchie also spotted the acting potential in footballer Vinnie Jones, who terrified opponents on the field with his crunching tackles.
He is now working on a 17th Century civil war action drama, which is slated for production in 2001.
He spent much of his childhood at Loton Park, in Shropshire, the 17th century home of his baronet stepfather.
Ritchie was born in Hatfield in Hertfordshire in 1968. His parents divorced when he was five, and he went to live with his mother, Amber, who was a model, and her new husband, Sir Michael Leighton, until she divorced again when he was 12.
It is reported that his severe dyslexia meant he attended a total of 10 schools, and left with one GCE in film studies. He got a job at Island Records, before pursuing his interest in film-making.
December 2007