Ridley Scott's Rep Denies Paul Mescal 'Not Masculine Enough' Claim
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Ridley Scott's rep clarifies the truths and lies surrounding the viral rumor The post Ridley Scott: Did he really blame the Gladiator 2 fiasco on the "not manly enough" Paul Mescal? appeared first on in.gr.
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Ridley Scott's rep denies Paul Mescal 'not masculine enough' claim
Paul Mescal in Gladiator II (Image: Paramount Pictures) Ridley Scott’s representative has denied a rumour that the director blamed Paul Mescal for Gladiator II’s reception by saying the actor was not “masculine enough”. In an statement shared with Entertainment Weekly, the spokesperson called the claim that that was the reason Mescal, who is a vocal LGBTQ+ ally, was dropped from The Dog Stars “not true”. The allegation was linked to Puck writer …
Director Ridley Scott allegedly blamed lead actor Paul Mescal for the box office performance of the film 'Gladiator 2' and did not find the actor “masculine” enough. The representative of the famous director denied the allegations in unequivocal language, explaining that the reason for Mescal's departure from the project was only a calendar discrepancy.
A representative of the director has issued a statement denying the information released a few days ago about the alleged dismissal of Mescal de The Constellation of the Dog.
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