feature · 20002h 35mGB
Gladiator
After the death of Emperor Marcus Aurelius, his devious son takes power and demotes Maximus, one of Rome's most capable generals who Marcus preferred. Eventually, Maximus is forced to become a gladiator and battle to the death against other men for the amusement of paying audiences.
At a glance
- Director
- Ridley Scott
- Cinematography
- John Mathieson
- Editor
- Pietro Scalia
- Music
- Hans Zimmer
- Costume
- Janty Yates
Department
Camera
- Ben GooderCamera Operatorprimary
- John MathiesonDirector of Photographyprimary
- Klemens BeckerSteadicam Operatorprimary
- Branko KnezCamera Operator
- Clive JacksonCamera Operator
- Felix SchroerCamera Operator
Department
Grip
- Adrian McCarthyBest Boy Gripprimary
- David ApplebyKey Gripprimary
Recognition by craft
- Cinematography1w
- +4 non-craft
Recognition
Awards (2 won, 5 total)
- Status: WONAcademy AwardBest Cinematography2001John MathiesonCited source (opens in new tab): [src]
- Status: WONAcademy AwardBest Director2001Cited source (opens in new tab): [src]
- NOM
Stunts
1 crew
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Department
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