Jamie Bell has been cast alongside Andrew Garfield in the upcoming historical drama The Uprising, directed by Paul Greengrass. The film follows Garfield’s character, a rebel leader who organizes a fierce group to challenge the oppressive reign of King Richard II.
Key Cast Members and Production Details
Bell, known for his performances in The Adventures of Tintin and Fantastic Four, joins Thomasin McKenzie, Jonny Lee Miller, and Katherine Waterston in the main cast. McKenzie recently finished filming Victorian Psycho and gained recognition from her roles in Jojo Rabbit and Last Night in Soho. Miller is noted for his seven-season run on CBS’s mystery series Elementary.
The Uprising is produced by Jason Blum of Blumhouse, with Paul Greengrass, Gregory Goodman, and Joanna Kaye also serving as producers. Additional production support comes from Lars Sylvest and Joe Neurauter, representing Thank You Pictures and Supernix, respectively.
Context and Significance of the Story
The narrative centers on the tense and determined revolt led by Garfield’s character and his followers as they strive for justice against King Richard II’s tyranny. This film continues Greengrass’s tradition of directing gripping, character-driven stories grounded in historical events.
Bell’s recent work includes the 2023 film All of Us Strangers, directed by Andrew Haigh and starring Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott. The Uprising is poised to attract attention for its compelling subject matter and noteworthy ensemble cast, promising an engaging exploration of rebellion and leadership.
