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Paul Mescal has dropped a huge hint he could be set to work with his former Normal People co-star Daisy Edgar-Jones again in the near future.
The actor, 28, starred in the BBC series opposite Daisy, 26, back in 2020 and the pair have remained good pals.
And in a new interview with Variety on Wednesday ahead of the release of his new film Gladiator II, Paul spoke postively about what the future could hold for the pair.
He said despite his busy upcoming schedule: 'We're basically flirting around the idea of what the next thing should look like.'
In May, the pair apologised for 'leading people on' after cryptically posting they had 'news to share'.
Paul Mescal has dropped a huge hint he could be set to work with his former Normal People co-star Daisy Edgar-Jones again in the near future
The actor, 28, starred in the BBC series opposite Daisy, 26, back in 2020 and the pair have remained good pals
Many fans of the BBC show Normal People had assumed a second series would be announced, however they then confirmed they will not be reuniting on screen, leaving many devastated.
Instead, Daisy and Paul revealed their surprise was that they would instead be hosting a marathon screening of Normal People's first season in order to raise funds for Unicef as well as suicide prevention charity Pieta.
In a joint video on Instagram Paul said: 'Hello, The news is, and we are incredibly sorry if we led people on, it's not a season two'.
While Daisy added: 'Not yet! There's still time; keep the faith!'.
Elsewhere in the Variety interview Paul revealed the insane bet he had with Ridley Scott over one Gladiator II stunt that caused a huge argument between pair.
The hunk is starring in the new blockbuster film but didn't always see eye to eye with the director, 86.
Gladiator II follows Lucius Verus (Paul), the former heir to the Roman Empire who is forced into slavery and eventually pushed to fight in the Colosseum in an effort to restore glory.
Early review from critics have called Gladiator II the 'best movie of the year' and a 'true epic' as they hailed Paul and Denzel Washington's performances.
And in a new interview with Variety on Wednesday ahead of the release of his new film Gladiator II Paul spoke postively about what the future could hold for the pair
Elsewhere in the Variety interview Paul revealed the insane bet he had with Ridley Scott over one Gladiator II stunt that caused a huge argument between pair
With Russell Crowe's legendary Maximus long-since dead and buried, it is vengeful Lucius (Paul) who must fight for his liberty in the film after being taken into slavery and ripped away from his wife and daughter by general Marcus (Pedro Pascal).
In a new interview with Variety Paul told how there was a scene towards the end of the film where a weary Lucius mounts a horse in hot pursuit of Macrinus.
Paul was keen to do his best for the action-packed moment and the other stunts so 'trained for f***ing months' - before Ridley changed his mind about the scene.
Paul told the publication: 'Two weeks before the scene, Ridley says, 'You're not f***ing doing it,' and I was like, 'What the f**k?,' and we had this argument.'
Ridley had decided to cut the scene due to some equine advice he had received on another movie
Paul added of the altercation: 'I was pestering him constantly. And then the day before, he goes, 'OK, you can do the stunt, but if you come off, it's two Bentleys.'
He eventually pulled the move off in just a couple of takes.
It comes after last week Paul revealed he became so ripped he felt his body 'could inflict real damage' after his intense training sessions for Gladiator II.
The star explained that after working out with a fitness coach, riding horses and learning to fight, he began to feel strong and powerful.
Paul, who had no previous experience of body building or working out, transformed himself for the role in Ridley Scott's film.
He told The Sun: 'You start feeling like your body can inflict damage, which is weird.
'It changes the way you move and operate. And that's a fun kind of place to live when it's make-believe.'
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Paul Mescal reveals he became so ripped for Gladiator II he felt his body 'could inflict damage'
The actor, who rose to fame as Connel Waldron in the BBC's lockdown smash hit Normal People, plays the son of Russell Crowe's legendary Maximus.
Although the character is long-since dead and buried, it is vengeful Lucius (Paul) who must fight for his liberty in the film after being taken into slavery and ripped away from his wife and daughter by general Marcus (Pedro Pascal).
Gladiator II takes place several decades after the first instalment, and features Lucius (the son of Connie Nielsen's Lucilla) who is now living in Numidia, a region of northern Africa.
Although he was sent to Numidia as a child, the film follows Lucius' return to Rome to reunite with his mother—and coming into conflict as he does so.
The film, which was 20 years in the making has been a hit with critics and fans have praised Paul's performance.
But the star revealed on The Graham Norton Show that there was a lot of work to make him ready to play such an iconic role.
Of the regime that turned him into a Roman hunk, Paul told Graham: bokep 'I ate a lot of chicken and lifted heavy things. I was working with a trainer who circled me like a shark and said 'There is a canvas to work with''.
'He went to town, and I saw him every day, It was fun,' before revealing he didn't totally embrace the strict rules.
'I did everything he asked but I like to drink, and I like to smoke so I drew a line in the sand where those were concerned'.
The hunk is starring in the new blockbuster film but didn't always see eye to eye with the director (seen together)
'I was petrified that they were going to take away everything, like drinking and I smoke. Everything fun,' he said.
Paul went on to say he asked his fitness trainer Tim Blakeley to help him work drinking and smoking into his rigorous training regime.
'I very earnestly was like, 'Look, Tim, I'm going to keep drinking and smoking for a little bit if I can,'' Paul recalled.
'He very kindly incorporated them, not into the workout routine, but just into my life.'
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No. 18 Arkansas rode a hot second half from Zvonimi Ivisic to overcome a pesky Troy team 65-49 in a nonconference home win on Wednesday night in Fayetteville, Ark.
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Jackson Fields led Troy with 13 points while Myles Rigsby added 12.
Using its 2-3 zone, Troy (2-1) thwarted the Razorbacks' offensive flow. In the first half, Arkansas (2-1) shot an air ball on its first possession for a shot-clock violation, missed two dunks, shot 29 percent from the field and made just 2 of 11 shots from 3-point range.
Even with 12 first-half turnovers, Troy was able to hold a 27-26 halftime lead. The Razorbacks caught fire from the field in the second half, shooting 64 percent from the field and 67 percent from 3-point range.
Arkansas used a 13-4 second-half run to turn a one-point lead into a 10-point advantage, as Fland's corner 3 in transition gave the Hogs a 48-38 lead with under 11 minutes to play. Ivisic scored nine straight Razorback points on the 3-pointers as the Razorbacks' lead grew to 57-43 with 5:26 left in the game.
Troy entered the game holding opponents to less than 40 percent shooting from the field and a Rigsby 3 allowed the Trojans to jump out to a 6-3 lead at the first media timeout. Rigsby hit a short jumper and converted the three-point play to give Troy an 11-5 lead at the 13:58 mark of the first half.
An 8-0 run gave Arkansas its only lead in the first half at 18-16 on a Johnell Davis jumper at the 6:13 mark. But Rigsby and Fields hit 3-pointers to put Troy back up 21-18.
Fland's first points of the game came off a 3 that tied the game 21-21 with 3:32 to go in the first half.
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