Gladiator was a huge hit in its day. It was that rare film that was both a massive blockbuster, bringing in $465 million worldwide in 2000, and an awards darling, winning multiple Oscars including Best Actor and Best Picture.

Despite Ridley Scott's previous comments, Gladiator 3 is far from a sure thing ahead of the release of Gladiator 2.

Oscar-winning actor Denzel Washington was full of praises for his "Gladiator II" director Ridley Scott, calling him a "no-nonsense master filmmaker."

When a movie is as beloved as Gladiator is, following it up a quarter of a century later is a challenging proposition. Paul Mescal, Connie Nielsen and Fred Hechinger know it too.

A quartet of stars, headed by Paul Mescal and Denzel Washington, were on hand Monday in Tokyo to celebrate “Gladiator II” and its master filmmaker Ridley Scott. Mescal, who plays the gladiator Lucius,

Sir Ridley Scott has insisted 'Gladiator II' won't receive a separate extended cut because the theatrical version is the "final" cut.