Can Ridley Scott top himself with 'Gladiator II'?
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.
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