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'''Mel Gibson''' is an [[United States|American]]-born actor who grew up in [[Australia]] and became a celebrity starring in the ''Mad Max'' and ''Lethal Weapon'' series of films. Married to the same woman for over 20 years (who he calls a saint), Gibson has a house full of daughters with one son. Outspoken and passionate in his beliefs, Gibson is never at a loss for words.
'''Mel Gibson''' is an [[United States|American]]-born actor who grew up in [[Australia]] and became a celebrity starring in the ''Mad Max'' and ''Lethal Weapon'' series of films. Married to the same woman for over 20 years (who he calls a saint), Gibson has a house full of daughters with one son. Outspoken and passionate in his beliefs, Gibson is never at a loss for words.
As a director, Gibson received a Best Director Oscar for ''Braveheart''. He reached out to a different type of audience with his 2004 depiction of the death and resurrection of [[Jesus Christ]], ''[[The Passion of the Christ]]'' and turned out making the most successful [[Christian]] film in history grossing over USD600 million world-wide.
As a director, Gibson received a Best Director Oscar for ''Braveheart''. He reached out to a different type of audience with his 2004 depiction of the death and resurrection of [[Jesus Christ]], ''[[The Passion of the Christ]]'' and turned out making the most successful [[Christian]] film in history grossing over USD600 million world-wide.<ref>[http://boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=passionofthechrist.htm Box Office Mojo]</ref>
Gibson is a [[sedevacantist]], a traditionalist Catholic who rejects the validity and authority of the [[Second Vatican Council]] and holds the chair of [[Peter (apostle)|Peter]] to be vacant. In an interview in [[Time magazine]], January 27, 2003, he blamed Vatican II for declining Church membership and the pedophile priest crisis which erupted in 2002.
Gibson is a [[sedevacantist]], a traditionalist Catholic who rejects the validity and authority of the [[Second Vatican Council]] and holds the chair of [[Peter (apostle)|Peter]] to be vacant. In an interview in [[Time magazine]], January 27, 2003, he blamed Vatican II for declining Church membership and the pedophile priest crisis which erupted in 2002.