Hollywood royalty Nicholas Cage has proven his down-to-earth credentials by treating his entire film crew to a massive Greggs feast while shooting in Luton. The Oscar-winning actor, known for his eclectic roles, showed his appreciation for the hardworking team in the most British way possible.
A-List Hospitality with a British Twist
The National Treasure star organised what crew members are calling a 'sausage roll-ing' celebration, with the iconic Greggs bakery providing enough pastries, sandwiches and sweet treats to feed the entire production team. The impromptu feast created a carnival atmosphere on what had been a demanding shooting schedule.
From Hollywood to Bedfordshire
While Cage is accustomed to five-star treatment in Los Angeles and film locations worldwide, he's clearly developed a taste for British high street favourites. The gesture has been widely praised by crew members, who described the actor as 'generous' and 'completely without airs'.
The Power of the Humble Sausage Roll
This isn't the first time Greggs has found itself at the centre of celebrity attention. The bakery chain has become something of a cultural phenomenon, with everyone from politicians to pop stars publicly declaring their love for its affordable baked goods. Cage's endorsement merely confirms the universal appeal of the perfect pastry.
The incident highlights how even the biggest Hollywood names aren't immune to the charms of simple pleasures when working on British soil. For the Luton film crew, it's a memory that combines working with an acting legend with the unmistakable taste of a Greggs sausage roll - a truly unique British film set experience.
