Andrew Garfield Being All Serious and Angry in an Epic Set in the 14th Century? Count Me In!
The Uprising Trailer Review: Andrew Garfield Surprises With His Angry Act In This Trailer (Photo Credit: YouTube) For The Uprising, Andrew Garfield has travelled back in time to the 14th century. Directed by Paul Greengrass, the filmmaker is popular for the film Jason Bourne. The film will narrate the story of England’s most defining revolts led by a farmer in medieval England. Garfield, who plays the farmer, has us convinced with his role right from the film’s first trailer. The Uprising Trailer In the opening shot of the trailer, Andrew Garfield is seen plowing a field. We hear his voice in the background, saying, “I’m no soldier. I’m no priest. I’m just a farmer.” We soon learn that he plays Wat Tyler, a farmer-turned-rebel who led the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381 against King Richard II. The trailer highlights the struggles that the common people of London face as they pay brutal taxes. “We are forced to work beyond what our souls can take,” says Garfield as Wat Tyler, with pain in his voice. The King’s …









