Ridley Scott's Bee Gees biopic at Paramount will wait to begin production until this fall after he completes work on 'The Dog Stars.'

Ridley Scott continued his endless press tour in a new interview with GQ today, where he proudly talked shit about the studio behind his most recent success, Gladiator II. But while one would think the studio was happy enough with the returns of that movie,

Ridley Scott is teasing the Bee Gees biopic he is set to direct at Paramount, which has been delayed. The Gladiator II director was set to start filming already, but after the studio “changed the goalposts,” the filmmaker opted to work on another film instead.

Sir Ridley Scott's untitled "Bee Gees" biopic has stalled at Paramount Pictures due to a contractual dispute with the filmmaker.

After some confusion, Ridley Scott confirmed he’ll make his sci-fi pic “ The Dog Stars “ (now starring Jacob Elordi instead of Paul Mescal) ahead of his Bee Gees biopic. And if Scott gets his way, he’ll shoot both projects this year. But why will fans of the disco-era supergroup need to wait a bit longer for that film to reach theaters?

Scott, whose Gladiator II is raking up award show nominations, recently spoke about the change of plans. According to his interview with GQ magazine, the Bee Gees biopic (tentatively titled You Should Be Dancing) will go on floors later than anticipated. He will reportedly start shooting this project with Paramount in September 2025.

Director Ridley Scott has claimed that production on his Bee Gees biopic has been delayed due to a disagreement with the studio. The Gladiator director's upcoming project, You Should Be Dancing, had been written and cast ahead of a planned shoot early this year but he has now set the biopic aside due to a disagreement with Paramount Pictures executives over

Ridley Scott has shelved his planned Bee Gees biopic at Paramount Pictures for now following disagreements over the deal with the studio. The renowned director revealed in an interview with GQ magazine that the project,

Sir Ridley Scott claims his Bee Gees biopic has been set aside after Paramount Pictures "charged the goalposts". The 87-year-old filmmaker has been attached to the film exploring the life and career of the 'Stayin' Alive' hitmakers,

Ridley Scott revealed in a new interview with GQ magazine that his planned Bee Gees biopic at Paramount Pictures was set aside following some deal issues with the studio. Variety reported in February 2024 that Scott had boarded the movie,

Ridley Scott is all set to direct a Bee Gees biopic with Paramount. However, the project in discussion has been delayed. Shedding light on past discussions with the studio, the director of Blade Runner recently revealed that he opted out of the project temporarily to work on another film.