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scrn logline
A single line from the upcoming 'Gladiator II' sends a Hollywood insider down an unexpected rabbit hole of historical accuracy and cultural shifts.
beat sheet
- Paul Mescal, set to star in 'Gladiator II', reportedly delivered a line so authentically Roman that it forced critic Bilge Ebiri to re-evaluate his entire understanding of ancient forensics.
- Director Ridley Scott's dedication to historical detail in the 'Gladiator' sequel has reached new levels, leaving even industry veterans like Ebiri questioning their own preconceptions about the Roman empire.
call sheet
Paul Mescal, Ridley Scott, Gladiator II, Gladiator II