I n Gladiator II, Pedro Pascal plays Marcus Acacius, a Roman general who trained directly under Gladiator's protagonist, Maximus, which means Pascal's character could potentially cast a dark ...

Very few people are left standing by the end of “Gladiator II.” But who emerges victorious in the Roman Colosseum? Keep reading for a detailed ending explanation.

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The Last of Us star Pedro Pascal plays a pivotal role in Gladiator II, the epic sequel to the Oscar-winning original film from Sir Ridley Scott.

This time we get Lucius (Paul Mescal), who defends his city from General Marcus Acacius (Pedro Pascal) in the film’s opening battle. Lucius’ wife dies and Lucius winds up a prisoner of war.

We finally have a better idea of what to expect from Sir Ridley Scott's Gladiator II and, along with new story details, a first look at Paul Mescal, Pedro Pascal, Denzel Washington, and more has ...

I fight to free Rome from men like them,” Lucius eventually declares as Macrinus, Marcus Acacius and others who rule Rome with an iron fist look on from a giant Coliseum set built in Malta.

That invasion was helmed by Pedro Pascal‘s Marcus Acacius, a Roman general who trained under Lucius’ father, Maximus. The overtaking — and the loss of his family and home along the way ...

Image Credit: JA/Everett Collection. Paul Mescal, a long-time fan of Ridley Scott, is now teased on a poster and in a trailer preparing for battle in the director’s sequel Gladiator II.

Pedro Pascal got "hurt" filming 'Gladiator II'. The 49-year-old actor portrays Marcus Acacius in the long-awaited sequel and though he insisted he wasn't ordered to get in shape for the film, he ...