I think so. He did an interview for the @antiquitymedia.bsky.social conference, I want to say last year. I imagine it'll be up on the YouTube channel eventually if it isn't already.

And last but not least, for U.S. $2000: Who can forget Jack Palance as this invader whose army threatens Rome in the 5th century & in 1954's "Sign of the Pagan"? CW - verging strongly on yellowface.

4/5 For U.S. $1600 (just to be clear, AIMS is not giving you any actual money, just pride): In "Centurion", the ninth of these army units is on a mission to Scotland to wipe out the Picts; it doesn't go well. (Shoutout here to @tonykeen58.bsky.social ).

3/5 For U.S. $1200: Emil Jannings & Peter Ustinov both burned up the screen as this emperor in films based on Henryk Sienkiewicz' "Quo Vadis". (Shoutout to Ruth Scodel and @laurenginsberg.bsky.social)

2/5 For U.S. $800: Paul Mescal is the fighter Lucius in "Gladiator II"; Russell Crowe is this super-sized fighter in the original. (Answer in replies) (Shoutout here to @martinwinkler.bsky.social.)

But women even more so within that population, Knight argues.

Grace Gillies analyzes "Those About To Die" in terms of both its diverse representation of the Roman Empire but also still framing White men and British accents as the "Roman Default" and the elite patrician class, with "foreign queens" as dangerous regardless of their relationship to Rome.