‘The Uprising’ Star Woody Norman on the ‘Power Trip’ Playing King Richard II and Going Meatless at Age 10 After Working With Joaquin Phoenix

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What happened

Filming “The Uprising” gave British actor Woody Norman, who plays 14-year-old King Richard II in the historical fiction drama, a massive headache.

It turns out the only crown they had for him to use during the shoot got damaged the first day of filming.

Key facts

  • Filming “The Uprising” gave British actor Woody Norman, who plays 14-year-old King Richard II in the historical fiction drama, a massive headache.
  • It turns out the only crown they had for him to use during the shoot got damaged the first day of filming.
  • Reported by Variety and published Sat, 12 Sep 2026 00:36:21 UTC.

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