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Reports say Ridley Scott blamed "Gladiator II" failure on Paul Mescal's lack of masculine energy, so he replaced him in "The Dog Stars" with Jacob Elordi. Despite its $110M budget and high masculine energy, the film got poor reviews, grossed $18M worldwide, and became a commercial failure overall.

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