Jeremy Irons: "My Grandkids Might Never See A Lion In The Wild" (EXCLUSIVE)

The most powerful force in nature is a mother's love. So when cameras set to capture the lives of lions in the wetlands of Botswana Okavango Delta, they quickly saw a thrilling tale of a lioness willing to do anything to keep her family alive. And now we have "The Last Lions" narrated by legendary Academy Award winning actor Jeremy Irons.

Global Grind caught up with Jeremy Irons to discuss "The Last Lions" and we also got a his thoughts on his son's budding acting career. Check out the interview:

GG: Can you tell us how you got involved in "The Last Lions"?

Jeremy Irons: They came and said they wanted to make a feature film, a drama type, they’d shoot it by then and they showed me the footage: extraordinary footage, a drama they’d manage to get, to secrete themselves, embed themselves. When I saw this, I said, 'this is extraordinary, what do you want me to do, I can’t do anything.' 'Well, we want you to tell the story.' Anything I could do to help. And I just thought, it would be wonderful for audiences to see this story as I’ve seen it.