‘SNL’ Imagines ‘Gladiator II’ As A Musical, With Paul Mescal Singing About Being A Killing Machine

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SNL featured a skit where Gladiator II adds 50 minutes of musical content, with host Paul Mescal as Lucius singing about being misunderstood. The skit included Kenan Thompson and Mikey Day, showcasing a humorous take on the film's new direction, with mixed reviews highlighted.

Keywords: Saturday Night Live, Gladiator II, musical skit

Source: Deadline

Update At: 12/9/2024

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