Within the framework of the promotion of its new film, the "frantic" Russell Crowe gave an interview with the portal ScreenRant. In the course of the conversation, the actor between the case remembered one of the main paintings in his career - Peplum Ridley Scott "Gladiator", which was released in 2000. Now Scott and his script team work on the creation of a sequel. In this regard, a reasonable question arises: is it worth waiting for the return of maxis in the second part? We will remind, in the end of the original film, the title hero was killed, but Crowe claims that the creators considered the option with his resurrection:
I was already very, very long ago, I did not have to talk with Douglas [Whita, producer]. The last time I talked with him, he shared with me a wonderful idea, which consisted of this: the dead body of the maxus is removed from the Colosseum, lubricated with oils, put in the cave and close the entrance to it with a huge stone. But after a stone, the stone rolled towards and the maximum comes out. I then said: "Arc, I don't think we have the right to this story." But this conversation took place a long time ago. I do not think that at that moment my sense of humor was assessed.
Many spectators fear that the estimated continuation of the "gladiator" will be much worse than the original, which is a complete work. Does it make sense to renew this story? Obviously, the creators understand all the risks, promising to launch a film into production only if they manage to develop a truly decent scenario.