Director Tony Scott answers your questions

More than just little bro to heavyweight director Ridley Scott, Tony Scott is famous for a string of retro movies made in the eighties and early nineties. Scott paved the way for Eddie Murphy in the popular, albeit slightly cheesy follow-up film Beverly Hills Cop 2 and introduced a fresh faced Tom Cruise in Top Gun and Days Of Thunder.

Willing to show off his diversity as a director, Scott later gave true love a twist in his 1993 hit, True Romance and worked with Will Smith and Gene Hackman in the conspiracy driven Enemy Of The State.

In anticipation of his latest release, The Taking Of Pelham 123 – starring Denzel Washington, John Travolta and James Gandolfini – LOVEFiLM is sitting down with the main man himself to talk about whatever YOU want. That’s right, we’re giving you the chance to quiz one of cinema's greats. From films to favourite pets we’ve got it covered – so send in your questions today!

All you have to do is email competitions@lovefilm.com with Tony Scott in the subject line.

Director Tony Scott presents The Taking of Pelham 123. The ordinary day of New York City subway dispatcher Walter Garber is thrown into chaos by an audacious crime: the hijacking of a subway train. Ryder, the criminal mastermind who leads the highly-armed gang of four hijackers, threatens to execute the train's passengers, unless a large ransom is paid within one hour.

Watch the trailer here

Titles related to this article

Related/similar articles

• Jason and Jim join up for Pierre Pierre (6 March 2008)
• Eagle Eye (13 October 2008)
• Cooper's ear hole stops him from performing swimming scenes (10 March 2011)
• Nicole Kidman was uncomfortable in spotlight with Tom Cruise (9 October 2012)
• James Gandolfini to portray Panetta in Zero Dark Thirty (11 October 2012)
• Will Smith opens up his home for Obama fundraiser (12 October 2012)