Ridley Scott REMOVES Gucci Family Critics; REVEAL the shooting date of THIS movie

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The “House of Gucci” filmmaker seems unresponsive to criticism of the film’s real subject. Ridley Scott responded to Patrizia Reggiani’s remarks on the film, which describes the account of how she hired a hitman to murder her ex-husband Maurizio Gucci, in an interview with the BBC’s “Today”.

According to Deadline, Reggiani accused the director earlier this year of “stealing the identity of a family in order to make a profit and increase the income of the Hollywood system.” said, “It was a murder. They forget: he was murdered. One of the brothers went to jail for tax evasion. So don’t talk to me about making a profit. Are you kidding? When you do this, you tend to become in the public domain.

Meanwhile, in the brief but comprehensive interview, Scott criticized the choice to use real weapons on the set of Rust, which resulted in the unintentional death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. Scott said he would never use live ammunition on his sets, preferring to use guns with a solid barrel rather than hollow guns. “I don’t know what a real weapon or real ammunition was doing on the set,” he added according to Deadline. “Someone should be in trouble for this.”

Interestingly, Scott’s next project is the epic Napoleon Kitbag drama, which he revealed to the BBC will begin production on January 15. He called the Apple Studios photo, starring Joaquin Phoenix and Jodie Comer as Napoleon and his wife Josephine, a “monster.” On the Alien and Bladerunner TV properties, he said pilots for each have been written and are offered as eight- to ten-episode series.

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