From Italy, the actor recalled his most famous role, “Maximo” in the iconic film Gladiator (2000), publishing photographs in the Colosseum in Rome.
The actor Russell Crowe made a nod to one of his most famous films, Gladiator (2000), during a visit with his family to Rome Italy.
In recent days, he has published photographs taken in the Coliseumjoking about his famous performance as “Maximum Tenth Meridium” in the film with which he achieved international fame.
“Taking the kids to see my old office”wrote the actor on Twitter, where he appears with his family in front of the largest amphitheater of the Roman Empire.
Taking the kids to see my old office pic.twitter.com/uySmnOWHvo
— Russell Crowe (@russellcrowe) July 18, 2022
In other messages, where he is inside the structure, he asked his followers “where am I?” and he also wrote a quote from Gladiatorbut in Italian: “What we do in life, resonates in eternity”as translated by the newspaper ABC.
Where am I now ? pic.twitter.com/weGRGKATd5
— Russell Crowe (@russellcrowe) July 19, 2022
what we do in life
echoes in eternity pic.twitter.com/1BIkfjqMhF— Russell Crowe (@russellcrowe) July 19, 2022
Crowe has traveled to Rome to prepare for his role in Australian director Julius Avery’s new film, The Pope’s Exorcistaccording to Italian media.
This new thriller will follow the story of Italian priest Gabriele Amorth, probably the most famous exorcist in the world, with a 30-year career fighting the devil, who died in 2016 after practicing more than 100,000 exorcisms.
Crowe achieved international fame for his role in Gladiatorfor which he won the Oscar for best actor.
He began his career in the 1980s and has won numerous awards for his performances such as the Golden Globe, the Screen Actors Guild Award and the British Bafta.
In his long career, films such as The Insider, A beautiful Mind y Robin Hoodwhile in recent years he has starred in big box office successes, such as the new installment of Marvel Studios currently in theaters, Thor: Love and Thunder” (Thor: Amor y trueno.