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Glen Powell
Glen Powell appears as a guest on The Rewatchables episode about The Truman Show.
Also referred to as Glenn Powell
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Recasting Couch
Unresolved contemporary cast
In the discussion (7)
Approx. transcript time · 01:10:57Read transcript
- The hosts struggle to find contemporary marketable actors around the characters’ stated age. — Bill Simmons
- Driver and the actor transcribed as Shalamee are proposed, but age and box-office concerns complicate the pairing. — Chris Ryan
- Donald Glover is considered because he has not made this kind of buddy-cop movie. — Bill Simmons
- LeBron is proposed as stunt casting for the Hines role. — Bill Simmons
- Marcelo Hernandez and Shane Gillis are comic possibilities, but no pairing is finalized. — Bill Simmons
- Glen Powell is named as an obvious contemporary possibility, although no pairing is finalized. — Bill Simmons
- Andrew Dismukes is floated as another contemporary casting possibility. — Bill Simmons
Recasting Couch
Glen Powell is favored over Ryan Gosling as a modern Paul Crewe.
In the discussion (2)
Approx. transcript time · 01:13:49Read transcript
- Ryan Gosling is the first modern Paul Crewe proposal.
- Glen Powell is favored because the panel sees athletic credibility and Burt Reynolds-like charisma. — Van Lathan
Recasting Couch
Adam Driver; Michael Mann; present-day Glen Powell; California retained
In the discussion (3)
Approx. transcript time · 01:18:38Read transcript
- Michael Mann and Brad Pitt might create a bigger, more psychologically detailed film; California remains necessary for the gang context. — Chris Ryan
- Pablo Schreiber, younger Gerard Butler and Hemsworth are considered; Reynolds and Gyllenhaal are doubted, Gosling floated, and Adam Driver becomes the preferred pick. — Chris Ryan
- Present-day Glen Powell is an additional attractive option, though too young at the original release. — Bill Simmons
Recasting Couch
Sydney Sweeney; husband unresolved; Brad Pitt; gender-swapped Angela Bassett
In the discussion (7)
Approx. transcript time · 00:42:45Read transcript
- Scarlett Johansson is raised as a contemporary Moore comparison before Sydney Sweeney is proposed for a remake. — Bill Simmons
- For Sydney Sweeney’s husband, a younger Adam Driver is considered; Glen Powell is rejected as too attractive and Miles Teller is viewed as a better candidate. — Mallory Rubin
- Jacob Elordi and Paul Mescal are rejected as too attractive for the desired contrast; Elordi’s height is also noted. — Bill Simmons
- A producer identified in the transcript as Linda Oakes describes Harrelson’s appeal to women as both adorable and adventurous; the name remains uncertain. — Bill Simmons
- Rory Culkin is proposed before the Succession actor is corrected to Kieran; Jeremy Strong follows, but the age gap with Sweeney draws an objection.
- Brad Pitt is favored over “Leo” (surname not spoken) for Gage because of his resemblance to and career association with Redford. — Bill Simmons
- A gender-swapped Gage prompts an emphatic Angela Bassett choice; Halle Berry and Nicole Kidman are additional candidates, while Reese Witherspoon is a joking contrast. — Bill Simmons
In the discussion (4)
Approx. transcript time · 01:17:58Read transcript
- Both hosts choose Powell for knowingly heightened swagger — Chris Ryan
- His final rescue is singled out — Chris Ryan
- Ed Harris is expected to be louder but remains comparatively restrained — Chris Ryan
- The hosts clarify that this award does not mean a bad performance — Chris Ryan
Casting What-Ifs
Nicholas Hoult and Glen Powell for Rooster
In the discussion (3)
Approx. transcript time · 01:17:05Read transcript
- Hoult, Powell and Teller reportedly attended chemistry tests with Cruise — Bill Simmons
- Teller was selected — Bill Simmons
- Lewis Pullman is identified as Bill Pullman’s son — Bill Simmons
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