Russell Crowe Is ‘Slightly Jealous’ Of ‘Gladiator’ Sequel, Here’s What He Has To Say About Paul Mescal Starring In It!

Hollywood star Russell Crowe is opening up about not being a part of his iconic film Gladiator's sequel. Read on!

Russell Crowe Reveals How He Feels To Not Be A Part Of ‘Gladiator’ Sequel (Photo Credit –wikimedia/Poster)

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Hollywood star Russell Crowe is opening up about the ‘Gladiator’ sequel Ridley Scott has been working on which will release in November 2024.

The actor, who won an Oscar for his role in the “forementioned movie”, is not part of the follow-up and is saying that he’s “slightly jealous”, reports ‘Deadline’.

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“I mean, look, the only thing that I really feel about it is slightly jealous, you know? Because I was a much younger man, obviously, and it was a huge experience in my life,” Crowe told Collider in an interview.

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“It’s something that changed my life, really. It changed the way people regarded me and what I do for a living, and, you know, I’ve been very lucky to be involved in lots of big movies, but the legs on that film are incredible.”

Russell Crowe continued: “Here it is, it’s 2023, and we made that film in 1999. I guarantee you, somewhere around the world tonight, Gladiator is going to be showing on primetime TV. And you don’t always get that kind of longevity with every film you do, so, it obviously holds a special place in my heart.”

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Scott is directing the sequel that is set to star Paul Mescal with David Scarpa penning the script.

Barry Keoghan is reportedly in talks to board the film sequel.

In the follow-up, Mescal is set to play the role of Lucius, the son of Lucilla (Connie Nielsen) and the nephew of Commodus (Joaquin Phoenix).

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