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First Look: New Images of Christian Bale in 'Exodus: Gods & Kings'

by Ethan Anderton
July 1, 2014
Source: EW

We've seen just one image of Christian Bale from Ridley Scott's next film, the Biblical epic Exodus: Gods and Kings. But now some more images from the film have surfaced, showing off the size and scope of the film following Bale as Moses as he begins a revolution against Egyptian Pharaoh Ramses II, played by Joel Edgerton (The Great Gatsby). We finally get to see Edgerton looking much more tan, along with our first look at Sigourney Weaver as Tuya, mother of Ramses, and Ben Kingsley as well. There's a great story at EW about Aaron Paul having an adverse reaction to the camel smell on set, but can you spot him?

Here's the new photos from Ridley Scott's Exodus: Gods & Kings from Entertainment Weekly:

Exodus: Gods and Kings is directed by Ridley Scott (Gladiator, Robin Hood, Alien, Blade Runner) and written by Adam Cooper & Bill Collage (Tower Heist, Accepted), with a rewrite by Steve Zaillian (American Gangster, Moneyball, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo). The film follows Christian Bale (The Dark Knight, Out of the Furnace) as Moses, chronicling the Biblical figures life from his adoption by Egyptian royals through his revolution against Pharaoh Ramses II (Joel Edgerton). Aaron Paul, Ben Kingsley, John Turturro and Sigourney Weaver. 20th Century Fox will release the film just before Christmas on December 12th.

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16 Comments

Sigourney Weaver? Really. They couldn't put someone who looks more like someone from that region of the world?

backwardsprogress on Jul 1, 2014

Suprised that's the only casting choice your complaining about, considering the fact Aaron Paul looks like he walked straight out of the 70s and Christian Bale....just looks like Christian Bale with a beard. Out of all of them the only casting choice to me that seemingly fits in is Ben Kingsley.

Stephen Ritchie on Jul 1, 2014

and thats only cause kingsley is half Indian himself but yeah reality is we would never get ethnic correct actors in a big budget hollywood film. These movies get financing based on the actors they sign on and a no name foreign actor would never get any backing. To me there is no point in even complaining about it.

desispeed on Jul 1, 2014

"Christian Bale looks like Christian Bale with a beard"...gold!!! :D:D:D:D:D

dawko on Jul 2, 2014

Christian is british, Joel is Australian, but yet you have a problem with the American on there?

Rock n Rollllll on Jul 1, 2014

Zaillian's involvement saved my interest.

Xerxexx on Jul 1, 2014

What power Ridley holds. The sets look massive, the man can make whatever he wants and so fast. Have to say this looks cheesy and I am not excited at all.

Mr Chatterbox on Jul 1, 2014

This looks hella throwback! Awesome.

DAVIDPD on Jul 1, 2014

Gotta love all the white people...and it's just short of brown face with some of that make up

Alex Medina on Jul 1, 2014

After his last two movies, he has a lot to make good again. Prometheus blew and the counselor was even worse. Looking at these two movies it was hard to imagine they are coming from the same guy who gave us Alien and Blade Runner, two of my all-time movies. Gladiator was good too but im still skeptical that this dude can still pull something decent off.

Sascha Dikiciyan on Jul 1, 2014

bunch of white people

digifruitella on Jul 1, 2014

If I squint just right, they actually don't look like white people. And I also see rock angels!

mooreworthy on Jul 1, 2014

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JackiBoldenypt on Jul 2, 2014

hahaha....they are all tanned...ha!

Have Hope on Jul 2, 2014

so much white hateredge. can't we all just get along??

Rock n Rollllll on Jul 2, 2014

They actually built sets? That's awesome!

DavideCoppola on Jul 2, 2014

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