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Mel Gibson and director Rosalind Ross have ended their nine-year relationship, sharing an 8-year-old son, after quietly separating in 2024, amid public attention to their 34-year age difference and recent family challenges.
Mel Gibson's upcoming film 'The Resurrection of the Christ' has recast its main roles, with Jaakko Ohtonen replacing Jim Caviezel as Jesus and Mariela Garriga taking on Mary Magdalene, as the film prepares to be released in two parts in 2027, focusing on Jesus Christ's resurrection.
Jim Caviezel and Monica Bellucci will not reprise their roles in Mel Gibson's upcoming sequel, 'The Resurrection of the Christ,' due to scheduling conflicts and digital de-aging requirements. The film is set to be released in two parts in 2027, with plot details currently undisclosed.
Jim Caviezel will not reprise his role as Jesus in Mel Gibson's upcoming two-part film 'Resurrection of the Christ,' set for release in 2027, with key roles being recast, including Monica Bellucci's Mary Magdalene, as the project moves forward after the success of the 2004 film.
Mel Gibson's upcoming film 'The Resurrection of the Christ' will be split into two parts, both set to release in spring 2027, as a follow-up to his acclaimed 'The Passion of the Christ,' with production likely starting in late summer in Europe.
Mel Gibson's 'The Passion of the Christ' sequel will be split into two films, 'The Resurrection of the Christ Part One' and 'Part Two,' set for release in 2027 on Good Friday and Ascension Day, respectively, focusing on Jesus Christ's resurrection.
Jason Isaacs publicly mocked Mel Gibson, calling him 'Rabbi Gibson' after Gibson's past antisemitic outburst, and stated he is 'not my friend' due to his unforgivable actions, though he also mentioned forgiving him in a moment of vulnerability. Isaacs criticized Gibson's portrayal in 'The Passion of the Christ' and discussed the complex nature of forgiveness in Hollywood, where some actors continue to support Gibson despite his past.
Jason Isaacs describes Mel Gibson as having done 'unconscionable and unforgivable' things, but notes they still occasionally text each other, despite their past collaborations in 'The Patriot' and 'Agent Game.'
Jason Isaacs discussed receiving equal pay with his co-stars on The White Lotus, emphasizing he never works for money and sharing his complex feelings about Mel Gibson following his antisemitic remarks, noting a moment of forgiveness but no ongoing relationship.
Mel Gibson expressed gratitude towards Robert Downey Jr. for defending him during a difficult time in his career, following a 2006 arrest and subsequent blacklisting due to antisemitic remarks. Downey Jr. supported Gibson and helped him get back on his feet, with Gibson acknowledging the kindness and generosity of his friend's gesture. Downey Jr. also credited Gibson with encouraging him during his own struggles, highlighting their supportive friendship and mutual redemption in Hollywood.
Mel Gibson praised Robert Downey Jr. for supporting him during his career downfall following antisemitic remarks, with Downey urging Hollywood to forgive Gibson at an awards ceremony in 2011. Downey, who had his own struggles with legal troubles, empathized with Gibson's situation and advocated for giving him a second chance, similar to the opportunities he received in his career. Despite facing setbacks, both actors have continued to contribute to the entertainment industry, with Downey's role as Iron Man helping to rehabilitate his image in Hollywood.
An image circulating online claims that actor Mel Gibson made a Facebook post stating, "Soon the end and they know it, that's why they want to destroy everything in the way," referring to Israel. However, the post is fake as Gibson has no public-facing social media accounts, and there is no credible reporting supporting the claim. While Gibson has expressed anti-Semitic views in the past, this specific post is debunked as false and fabricated.
The director of "The Continental: From the World of John Wick" defended the casting of Mel Gibson in the prequel TV series, stating that personal life matters are not his concern. Albert Hughes chose Gibson based on his past work and believes he fits the role perfectly. The decision has faced backlash on social media, with some fans expressing disappointment. Gibson's personal life has been marred by controversies, including an antisemitic rant and racist remarks. Despite this, the director stands by his casting choice, emphasizing that it was a typical process in Hollywood.
Peacock's new prequel miniseries, The Continental, based on the John Wick franchise, shoots itself in the foot by casting Mel Gibson as the main antagonist. Despite strong action sequences and an intriguing concept exploring the history of The Continental hotel, Gibson's presence drags the series down due to his personal scandals and the problematic portrayal of his character. The show, set in the 70s during a labor strike, features other compelling performances that could have carried the series on their own. The Continental premieres on September 22nd.
"The Continental," a TV series set in the world of "John Wick," is a retro throwback to the heroic bloodshed genre of the 1980s. The limited series, debuting on Peacock, follows a younger Winston Scott as he tries to take over the iconic hotel for assassins. With nods to films like "The Raid," the show is a gritty and fun romp, featuring Mel Gibson in a standout role. "The Continental" also showcases breakout performances from Mishel Prada and Ayomide Adegun. While the story may be daft and the resolutions sometimes neglect their own setups, the series delivers on the action and violence that fans of the franchise expect.