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Glen Powell’s recent premiere of his upcoming film, “Hit Man,” was marked not only by the glitz of the red carpet but also by the playful antics of his parents. As Powell posed for the cameras in a stylish white suit, his parents stood behind him with cardboard signs bearing the cheeky message, “STOP TRYING TO MAKE GLEN POWELL HAPPEN.”
In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Powell revealed that his parents are known for their playful trolling, inspired in part by the mean tweets they occasionally encounter about him on social media. Despite not personally reading these tweets, Powell humorously acknowledged that his parents keep tabs on them, jokingly warning anyone inclined to talk negatively about him online.
Acknowledging his parents’ playful jest, Powell expressed appreciation for their unwavering support, emphasizing that even amidst their teasing, they stand by him in every way.
Powell’s induction into the Texas Film Hall of Fame, announced by the Austin Film Society, adds another feather to his cap. Speaking at the ceremony, Powell shared his profound love for working on movie sets, highlighting his passion for the craft.
Richard Linklater, the director of “Hit Man,” praised Powell’s dedication and talent, expressing pride in his achievements. Linklater commended Powell’s hard work on the film, affirming his belief in Powell’s potential for a bright future in the industry.
“Hit Man” promises to be an intriguing addition to Powell’s repertoire, with the actor portraying an undercover agent entangled in a complex web of intrigue and romance. As the film gears up for its theatrical release on May 24 and subsequent streaming debut on Netflix on June 7, audiences can anticipate an engaging cinematic experience led by Powell’s compelling performance.