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BRITISH actor Tom Hardy is expected to step into Mel Gibson's lead role in the new Mad Max film.

He said: "I haven't gone back since because I'm afraid. I'd never get sober for one thing, and to have to run around in a dressa it's cold up there!" Despite his reluctance to return, the 53-year-old 'What Women Want' star admits Scotland still holds a special place in his heart.

Almost 20 years ago director Roger Spottiswoode put to the screen an adaptation of an incredible book chronicling some of the crazy, unbelievable things our government, through the CIA, did during the Vietnam War.

Although it is probably highly unlikely that Mel Gibson would be reading this, I want to wish him and his girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva mazel tov on the birth of their daughter Lucia.

"The Passion of the Christ" producer Stephen McEveety and "Home Improvement" scribe David McFadzean are teaming up on "Hello, I Love You," a family comedy with an unusual twist.

Mel Gibson has sold his UK distribution firm Icon to Russian-born tycoon Len Blavatnik.

Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy are in negotiations to star in Fury Road - this century's instalment of the Mad Max movie series from Australian director George Miller.

Actor Mel Gibson and his Russian girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva are celebrating the birth of a daughter, according to media reports.

Mel Gibson's career is out of gas -- literally, anyway -- with news that director George Miller has cast a new Mad Max in the forthcoming Fury Road.

Gibson, who directed and starred in the historical romp, told reporters in Edinburgh that the Scottish folk hero was really a "monster" and a "berserker". The stirring film seems to have been loathed and adored by Scots in equal measure since it was released in 1995.

Charlize Theron poses for photographers at the Second Annual ONEXONE Fundraiser in San Francisco, Calif.

He said: "I haven't gone back since because I'm afraid. I'd never get sober for one thing, and to have to run around in a dress... it's cold up there!" Despite his reluctance to return, the 53-year-old 'What Women Want' star admits Scotland still holds a special place in his heart.

Entertainment Tonight Headlines Charlize Theron Tackling 'Mad Max' Charlize Theron 's future is looking decidedly post-apocalyptic! The Oscar-winner has reportedly signed on to star in the fourth chapter of 'Mad Max,' the film series named for the road warrior famously played by Mel Gibson .

Early last week we told you about a new teen comedy being planned by New Line here which sounded a lot like a gender reversed version of the Mel Gibson rom-com What Women Want .

Mel Gibson's acting style has changed now he's gone through the "male menopause." The 'Braveheart' star - who directed, produced and starred in the Oscar-winning epic - says his approach to filmmaking has completely changed from how he was when he worked on the 1995 action movie.

From the moment that Mel Gibson's William Wallace - in blue and white facepaint and a tartan kilt - charged the English with the cry of "They can take our lives but they will never take our freedom", historians have lined up to point out that, actually, Wallace was not the poor villager depicted in Braveheart , but a landowner and minor knight.

HE HASN'T been cast yet but the rumour mill is already in overdrive as film fans speculate on the identity of the actor who will fill Mel Gibson's battered boots in the fourth instalment of Mad Max .

On the 15th anniversay of the release of his Scottish epic Braveheart, actor and director Mel Gibson reveals why he thinks his highly fictionalised tale of William Wallace resonates with more than just Scots IN THE basement screening room of a New York hotel, a small group of international journalists a ' Scots, Russians, Japanese, Germans and ...

George Miller's 'Mad Max' film franchise is being resurrected following an almost 30 year absence as the fourth installment of the motion pictures' that propelled actor Mel Gibson into the Hollywood stratosphere is in the works.

Max is back and he's set to be madder than ever - but will Mel Gibson be onboard? It was 1979 when a fresh-faced Gibson, then aged 21, took the lead in the first Mad Max movie.