News about Paul Greengrass

Prince William attended an event showcasing the importance of supporting young people in the film, games and television industries in London today - making a quip about how his children fight over the TV remote during the do. The event, which was co-hosted by BAFTA and The Royal African Society, saw the royal, 42, meet with 2024 recipients of The Prince William BAFTA Bursary fund, as well as students from the National Film and TV School who have been supported by the Society. He made an appearance at the engagement at BAFTA 195 Piccadilly in his capacity as the President of the arts organisation, and Patron of the Society. The father-of-three started The Prince William BAFTA Bursary in 2021, in an effort to assist young people from underrepresented groups to progress their career in film, games or television through grants. He was joined by actors Stephen Merchant , Andy Serkis, Celia Imrie and film director Paul Greengrass, all four of whom are donors to the fund. The bursary provides grants of up to £2,000 to individuals.(Pictured L-R: Prince William; the prince speaks with supporters of the Royal African Society's film festival. Inset: Prince William speaks with Andy Serkis; Celia Imrie; Stephen Merchant; Mircea Monroe, and Bafta CEO Jane Millichip).

New York Times bestselling author T.J. Newman (inset), 41, who previously worked as a flight attendant, revealed why she fears a security weakness could cause a nuclear apocalypse. Her new thriller 'Worst Case Scenario' is based on this very event that she got the idea for from a pilot who expressed his worse fear.

America Ferrera has earned a role in The Lost Bus opposite Matthew McConaughey, according to the actress. The 39-year-old actress has signed up to appear in Paul Greengrass' drama film. It discusses the devastating 2018 California wildfires that killed over 100 people and destroying a large part of Paradise's town.

Benedict Cumberbatch is expected to be one of the Peasants' Revolt's leaders. Paul Greengrass, a 46-year-old actor who is terribly jealous of people who are constantly bringing up his privileged upbringing (Harrow, if you ask), will appear in The Hood. In 1381, Wat Tyler, a pioneer, led the revolt, who ended up with his head on a spike.