‘Gladiator 2’ Trailer Confirms 24-Year-Old Theory About Maximus and Lucius
After more than two decades of speculation, the long-awaited trailer for Gladiator 2 has finally confirmed a fan theory that’s been circulating since 2000. Many believed that Lucius, the young boy from the original film, was secretly the son of Maximus. Now, 24 years later, this theory has been validated! What does this revelation mean for the sequel? Dive into the details as we break down the clues and what fans can expect from this thrilling continuation.
The countdown has begun for Ridley Scott’s Gladiator 2.
Every photo and trailer shared from the film, which will hit theaters on November 15th, is causing a stir on social media, sparking excitement among eager fans.
The latest trailer from the film has once again sparked that same excitement in all of us.
But this time, it’s a different kind of thrill! A 24-year-old theory has finally been confirmed through this trailer.
In one scene from Gladiator 2's trailer, Connie Nielsen, reprising her role as Lucilla, confesses to her son Lucius that his father is Maximus.
Fans of the 2000 Gladiator film will remember there was a romantic tension between Maximus and Lucilla. For years, it has been debated whether Lucius was Maximus’ son. You can watch the trailer here.
Gladiator 2 follows the story of Lucius, the grandson of Rome’s former emperor Marcus Aurelius.
He is forced to enter the Colosseum after Rome is conquered by tyrannical emperors, and of course, his struggle—just like Maximus!
Lucius is played by Paul Mescal, General Marcus Acacius by Pedro Pascal, Macrinus by Denzel Washington, and Emperor Geta by Joseph Quinn.
What do you think about Gladiator 2 and this theory? It seems like we’re in for a fantastic production!
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