Ridley Scott is back with a sequel to his best picture-winning “Gladiator,” and if it wins the top prize come Oscar night, he will have finally won a statuette of his own as a producer of the film, something he wasn’t on the original 2000 release starring Russell Crowe.

"The filmmaker stares down the world as it rolls forward, a chariot holding all we could be," writes Richard Newby in an essay on the epic sequel.

"I left the first meeting with Ridley thinking, How the hell are we going to pull this off?" says special effects supervisor Neil Corbould

Gladiator II, directed by Ridley Scott, is a thrilling sequel to the Oscar-winning film, Gladiator, that follows the story of one warrior’s fight for survival and the return of Rome’s

Gladiator II cinematographer and longtime Ridley Scott collaborator John Mathieson had some strong words for the legendary director, saying that he’s changed for the worse in how he makes movies. What did the Gladiator II cinematographer say?

The Gladiator II director shares ambitious plans for his Mas des Infermières wine estate in France and talks about how the Provence estate has evolved When he isn’t traveling the world directing and producing films,