Paul Mescal is spilling some royal tea. The 28-year-old revealed he didn’t anticipate meeting King Charles III at the “Gladiator II” premiere in London last week.

It was not on the list of priorities - The actor was introduced to Charles at the star-studded event in central London last week.

The star of Gladiator 2, Paul Mescal, has opened up about meeting King Charles at the action-packed movie world premiere and admitted that it wasn't something he was expecting

Mescal stars as Lucius Verus in the Ridley Scott film, which has been largely praised by critics, with the 28-year-old hinting that he would be interested in starring in a third film. The London premiere for the movie took place on 13 November in Leicester ...

Gladiator II marks Paul Mescal's first big studio movie after success in TV and independent film, playing Roman warrior Lucius Verus, in a follow-up to the Oscar-winning original.

The King left an underwhelming impression on Paul Mescal as the pair attended the Gladiator II premiere in London last week.

Irish actor Paul Mescal delivered a very frank response when he was asked about meeting King Charles at the Gladiator II premiere last week in London.

Gladiator II star Paul Mescal was pretty much the opposite of starstruck when he met King Charles at the film’s London premiere, he told a Variety reporter. “I’m Irish, so it’s kind of not on the list of priorities,

Like many Irishmen before him, Paul Mescal isn’t afraid to share his honest thoughts when it comes to the British monarchy. For some context, the Royals showed up to celebrate the global premiere of Gladiator II in London’s Leicester Square last week,

Paul Mescal has said it was "not on his list of priorities" to meet Britain's King Charles III after they crossed red-carpet paths at the world premiere of Gladiator II in London last Wednesday.