Ridley Scott's Hilarious 13-Word Tip for Alien: Romulus Director

Ridley Scott, the series creator of Alien, recently offered humorous yet simple advice to Fede Alvarez, director of the upcoming film Alien: Romulus, on the first day of shooting. Scott's 13-word message included wishes for good health, good hunting, and a cheeky directive to not mess up. This charming note adds to the legacy of advice shared in a franchise that started in 1979 with Scott's direction of the original Alien film. Anticipation is high for Alien: Romulus, set to release on August 16, following a seven-year gap in Alien movies. Early reactions praise the film's gripping visuals and strong performances, despite some noting its nostalgic approach.

Ridley Scott advised Fede Alvarez with a simple and humorous message wishing him good luck and reminding him not to mess things up, highlighting the pressure and expectations involved in continuing such an iconic franchise.

Alien: Romulus marks the latest entry in the legendary Alien franchise, which began with Ridley Scott's groundbreaking 1979 film. The series has expanded over the years with several directors, including Scott himself returning for Prometheus and Alien: Covenant. Alvarez's take promises to respect the horror roots of the franchise while adding his unique flair to the compelling story.