Mel Gibson

Mel Gibson's Home Goes Up in Flames While Pitching Sequel Shockers!

Get the scoop on Mel Gibson's Malibu heartache and his wild visions for 'Passion of the Christ' sequel!

Mel Gibson has been having quite the eventful time, from dealing with personal loss to planning his next epic cinematic adventure. The talented filmmaker recently revealed that his Malibu home was tragically destroyed in the devastating Los Angeles wildfires, all while he was away in Austin recording a podcast with none other than Joe Rogan. Gibson described the experience as both "devastating" and "emotional," joining the unfortunate ranks of many Hollywood stars who've suffered from these relentless fires.

But it’s not just the flames that are heating up in Gibson’s life! While faced with the loss of his property, the talented actor and director is still keeping his creative juices flowing. He’s given fans an exciting update on the long-awaited sequel to his 2004 blockbuster, "The Passion of the Christ." In a recent conversation on Rogan’s highly popular podcast, Gibson mentioned that he plans to begin shooting the sequel, fittingly titled “The Resurrection of The Christ,” in 2026. Fans can expect a wild ride as he teases about incorporating what he calls an “acid trip” concept into the storyline.

One of the most eyebrow-raising revelations is that the sequel will reportedly feature a de-aged Jim Caviezel reprising his role as Jesus. Gibson's plans seem ambitious and slightly wild; he aims to delve into spiritual themes like resurrection, taking viewers on a journey that could inspire or confound. With Jim Caviezel’s return, Gibson seems set on creating something memorable and shocking that's sure to keep audiences on the edge of their seats.

As his Malibu memories go up in smoke, Gibson seems focused on ensuring that his next venture under the directing helm remains unforgettable. With the combination of personal tribulations and professional ambitions, it’s clear that the resilient filmmaker is channeling his experiences into his work. Fun Fact: The original “Passion of the Christ” grossed over $600 million worldwide, solidifying it as one of the highest-grossing R-rated films. Plus, did you know that wildfires in California have been growing in intensity and frequency, leading to devastating impacts on communities and how we interact with our environment?