It has been a long year for Tennessee fans, to say the least. Following the loss, star wide receiver Calvin Ridley spoke out with some criticism about the team. Unlike his first blowup earlier ...

"Tony was always interested in today," the 'Gladiator II' director also reflected of his and his late brother's different filmmaking tastes David Fisher/Shutterstock; Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic Ridley ...

“I feel alive when I’m doing something at this level,” Ridley Scott said of finishing “Gladiator II” while working on preproduction of his next film. “I don’t call it ...

Ridley Scott said the future of Hollywood and streaming doesn't worry him because he gets "overpaid anyway." The critically acclaimed director's movies — including "Alien," "Blade Runner," and " ...

As “Gladiator II” barrels towards theaters, Ridley Scott and Paul Mescal are already set to re-team on a new project. Scott will direct “The Dog Stars” for 20th Century, with Mescal in ...

"It was four pages of destruction," the director said of the harsh 'Blade Runner' review Gareth Cattermole/Getty Ridley Scott learned an important lesson from a harsh review of his 1982 film Blade ...

Initially just a rumor, Scott confirmed in a recent interview with The New York Times that Joaquin Phoenix almost dropped out of his French epic were it not for Anderson's assistance. This was not ...

Ridley Scott‘s ancient Rome would draw some inspiration from a mafia classic for a possible third “Gladiator” film. Ahead of his highly-anticipated sequel “Gladiator II,” Scott told The ...

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Paul Mescal as Lucius, left, and Pedro Pascal as Marcus Acacius in 'Gladiator II' Paramount Pictures Sir Ridley Scott didn’t make his first feature film (1977’s The Duellists) until he was 40 ...

Look, my reward is being allowed to do what I do. Only if somebody gets tricky and then I sign the note rudely [as “Sir Ridley Scott”]. Otherwise I don’t use it. But, of course, I respect it.