News about Connie Nielsen

Pepsi shot the commercial to promote the upcoming Gladiator II film starring Paul Mescal, Pedro Pascal, Denzel Washington, Joseph Quinn, and Connie Nielsen raising their swords several decades after the events of the first movie in ancient Rome. The popular drink decided to parlay the movie's upcoming premiere with the NFL season, which begins on Thursday night with the Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens.

The official title for Paramount's highly-anticipated Gladiator sequel has been officially unveiled as Gladiator II. Artwork from the sequel was spotted by CinePop at the annual Las Vegas exhibitor convention CinemaCon, where movie theater owners from around the world gather. The title was seen on a shield affixed to a number of epic statues at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, where the convention is held.

While winning the Best Performance by an Actress at the 51st International Emmy Awards, Karla Souza displayed her baby bump while winning the Best Achievement by an Actress award. In La Caida (Dive), a drama set against the backdrop of competitive diving, she received recognition for her portrayal of Mariel. In I Hate Suzie Too and Shefali Shah in Dehli Cime, the actress defeated Connie Nielsen in Drommren, Billie Piper.

Following the new rounds of casting by well-known director Ridley Scott and his crew, the main cast for the much-anticipated Gladiator sequel is emerging. May Calamawy, Lior Raz, Derek Jacobi, Peter Mensah, and Matt Lucas have all been drafted to appear in the still untitled film, which is believed to take place 30 years after Russell Crowe and Joaquin Phoenix appeared in the original storyline. In addition, Fred Hechinger may be back on board as he and his crew are currently discussing Emperor Geta, following Barry Keoghan's decision to withdraw from the running for the unspecified position due to scheduling conflicts. The new cast members of the Irish film Lucius, which is the son of Lucilla played by Connie Nielsen in the original 2000 film. Nielson, as Jacobi, who is reprising his role as Gracchus, has been selected to be one of the few original cast members, as well as other well-known actors such as Denzel Washington, Pedro Pascal, and Joseph Quinn.

Pedro Pascal has joined the cast of Ridley Scott's Gladiator sequel. Deadline announced Monday that the Santiago, Chile-born actor, 48, is'is in final talks' to appear in the long-awaited sequel to the 2000 film. Denzel Washington, Connie Nielsen, Paul Mescal, Barry Keoghan, and Joseph Quinn will appear in a Mandalorian ensemble.

According to reports, the long-awaited Gladiator sequel will begin shooting in May, with filming locations for Ouarzazate, Morocco. According to the Sun, locations in the Moroccan city have been selected for filming, with a source saying that the sequel could be'ready' as early as 2024. Although details of the story have been closely guarded, the journal claims that the sequel will revolve around Roman Empress Lucilla's son Lucius Verus.