Russell Crowe Responds to Tweet Criticizing ‘Master and Commander’: ‘Kids These Days’

Russell Crowe remembered Christopher Plummer as a “good man” as Hollywood continued to pay tribute to The Sound Of Music star following his death aged 91. Canadian actor Plummer enjoyed a stellar career on stage and screen, with acclaimed turns in films including The Man Who Would Be King, Knives Out and Beginners, the 2010 comedy which made him the oldest person to win an acting Oscar.

February 5, 2021Following his death, Crowe, Plummer’s co-star in The Insider and A Beautiful Mind, was among the Hollywood figures who paid tribute. Crowe shared a Twitter thread recalling a story Plummer had told him about being a young actor in 1960s London and bumping into Peter Finch, the Oscar-winning star of 1976 drama Network.

Russell Crowe is paying tribute to his late friend and co-star, Christopher Plummer. 

Russell Crowe is remembering Christopher Plummer by telling fans a story of working with the iconic actor.

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Gladiator actor recorded a video message encouraging sailor Pip Hare, who is currently sailing around the world, following a prompt from BBC Radio Solent host Steve Harris.“Long shot… anyone know any way I can get in touch with Russell Crowe? THE Russell Crowe?!” Harris tweeted yesterday (February 3), before Crowe responded “What’s up Steve?”Harris then explained that Hare was a Gladiator fan, and was currently taking part in the Vendee Globe race, after which Crowe posted a video message

Russell Crowe has sent a birthday message to a British sailor who is on a solo round-the-world trip. The actor, who played a naval officer in Master and Commander, sent the message to Pip Hare, who is taking part in the Vendee Globe yacht race around the globe.

Russell Crowe has made one fan’s birthday a day she’ll never forget after he surprised her with a video message. Pip Hare is currently somewhere in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean competing in a gruelling round-the-world yacht race.

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Twitter users thinking they might get a joke off at Russell Crowe's expense might want to think twice before they post a quip. Earlier in the month, a Twitter user made a joke to some, a rude comment to others, about the 2003's war-adventure epicMaster and Commander: The Far Side of the World, which starsCrowe.

You can say a lot of things about Russell Crowe’s 2003 film, “Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World.” No, it wasn’t a box office success that would spawn a franchise devoted to the Patrick O’Brian novels. But you can’t deny that it’s well-made, after being nominated for 10 Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director.

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Master And Commander: The Far Side Of The World after it was criticised by one Twitter user.The 2003 film, which is adapted from Patrick O’Brian’s Aubrey–Maturin series and follows Crowe’s Royal Navy captain Jack Aubrey, was acclaimed when it was released, going on to be nominated for 10 Oscars, including Best Picture.However, one recent viewer wasn’t terribly impressed, vocalising on social media that they were unable to make it very far through the film.“Lots of folk complaining about lack of

Youth is wasted on the young. At least, that Russell Crowe’s take on it.

Russell Crowe is coming to the defence of one of his movies, nearly 20 years after it was released.