Ridley Scott tells historian who noted 'Napoleon' errors to 'get a life'

Director Ridley Scott is unbothered by complaints about his new film, "Napoleon," starring Joaquin Phoenix, being historically accurate, saying in a new interview for a historian to "Get a life."

On TikTok, TV historian Dan Snow pointed out a few inaccuracies in the trailer over the summer, including the look of Marie Antoinette ("famously had very cropped hair for the execution, and, hey, Napoleon wasn’t there.") and the Battle of the Pyramids ("Napoleon didn’t shoot at the pyramids."), among others.

In response in The New Yorker, Scott simply said, "Get a life."