The dramatic scenes of fighting inside the famous Roman amphitheater in Rome, which inspired many people to the beginning of the millennium through the film "Gladiator", will return to the cinema screen, with filmmakers announcing the second part of the film.
The famous British director, Ridley Scott, is preparing to work on the second part of the famous Gladiator, which was a hit when it was released in 2000.
The story will focus on Lucius, the nephew of the emperor of Rome in the first part Comodos, who was a child admired Maxim Maximus, who was killed by the end of the famous film.
"Gladiator" or "The Fighter" was a legendary success around the world, with $ 460 million in box office profits and five Oscar Awards, including Best Film of the Year.
The film's director, Sir Ridley Scott, directed the first part of the film 18 years ago, which was starring New Zealand actor Russell Crowe, who played the role of General Maximus brilliantly.
The start of the second part of the film has yet to be announced.
