Ridley Scott

Shia LaBeouf was also originally announced to be in the film, though it's unclear whether he's still attached.

The Oscar-winning actor has received a lot of love for his extravagant Roman fits.

The musical saw the biggest global launch for a film based on a Broadway musical.

The two legends spoke at the premiere of 'Gladiator 2.'

“I don’t fucking believe that bullshit,” the 'Gladiator II' director said of Tarantino's stated plans.

One can only hope the collective mood of the planet will follow Denzel's blueprint as we start bringing 2024 to a close.

The use of the 'Watch the Throne' track—and the mere appearance of Denzel Washington—is being met with a response that's definitely not a dog whistle or anything.

The 'Succession' star added that he would have given a much better performance in the role.

The 85-year-old director had time for the French media that panned his latest film, along with other critics.

The iconic director clearly doesn't have time for the hate, which first emerged on TikTok.

Pedro Pascal is in final talks to join Ridley Scott's upcoming 'Gladiator' sequel, which stars Denzel Washington, Paul Mescal, Barry Keoghan, and more.

59-year-old Russell Crowe also reminisced about the original 'Gladiator' script being "absolute rubbish" at first, and considering abandoning the film midway.

Denzel Washington is reportedly in talks to join the cast of Ridley Scott’s 'Gladiator' sequel. The first 'Gladiator' film hit theaters back in 2000.

Sources say the Irish actor will star in the film by 85-year-old Ridley Scott, who made the award-winning 'Gladiator' with Russell Crowe in 2000.

Ridley Scott's 'Blade Runner' is getting its own limited series on Amazon Prime Video, with the streaming giant announcing 'Blade Runner 2099.'

In a panel for 'House of Gucci,' Lady Gaga discussed how a steamy sex scene with Salma Hayek was ultimately cut from the final version of the film.

The back-and-forth-between the team behind 'House of Gucci' and the fashion house's family heirs continued with Ridley Scott's latest interview.

The heirs of Aldo Gucci, the chairman of the fashion house from 1953 to 1986, released a statement condemning the Ridley Scott film, which stars Lady Gaga.