Glen Powell had lesser-known roles before rising to fame, but they were still impressive and noteworthy.

He's definitely versatile.

July 19th 2024.

Glen Powell had lesser-known roles before rising to fame, but they were still impressive and noteworthy.
Glen Powell's star is shining brighter than ever before. The talented actor has been in the entertainment industry for years, but it seems like he's finally getting the recognition he deserves. From his role in the highly-anticipated Top Gun: Maverick to his captivating performances in Hit Man and Twisters, Powell has become the talk of Hollywood. He's been dubbed the "it star" of the moment, captivating audiences with his charm, acting skills, and even his adorable dog Brisket.

At 35 years old, Powell is currently gracing screens across the UK in Twisters, the sequel to the popular thriller Twister. He plays the role of Tyler Owen, a storm-chaser who becomes famous on social media. Tyler crosses paths with Kate Cooper, who is lured into the dangerous world of storm-chasing by her friend Javi. As they test a new tornado tracking system, they find themselves in the middle of a deadly storm, putting their lives at risk.

But Powell's success didn't happen overnight. He has a diverse career that includes a variety of genres. From cult kids' films to true crime series and award-winning dramas, Powell has done it all. Here are some of his hidden gem roles that you should watch before Twisters.

In 2003, Powell made his silver screen debut in Spy Kids 3: Game Over. At just 14 years old, he appeared alongside big names like Elijah Wood, Sylvester Stallone, and Antonio Banderas. Directed by Robert Rodriguez, the film follows Juni Cortez on his biggest mission yet, as he tries to save his sister from the clutches of the Toymaker and his virtual reality game.

Powell's audition for the film surprised Rodriguez, who was looking for local actors with less experience. But Powell walked in with confidence and nailed the role. The director was so impressed that he even asked Powell and his mom what his future plans were. Powell's response? He wanted to be an actor, and he's certainly living up to that dream now.

Powell also appeared in a 2009 episode of CSI: Miami, alongside big names like Zac Efron and Channing Tatum. He played military man Logan Crawford, the only surviving family member of a bloody massacre. While he was told he would be lucky to play a dead body on the show, Powell ended up with a much bigger role.

In 2011, Powell appeared in Pig, a sci-fi thriller about an amnesiac trying to piece together his past. Powell played Johnny the Teacher, one of the mysterious figures who helps the main character on his journey. He also had a brief but memorable role in The Dark Knight Rises as a stockbroker caught up in one of Bane's heists.

Powell even joined the star-studded cast of The Expendables 3, playing a computer hacker named Thorn. While filming, he took the opportunity to learn from the legendary actors on set, especially Sylvester Stallone. Powell said that picking Stallone's brain and hearing his advice on how to succeed in Hollywood was a special experience.

Powell also had a significant role in the satirical horror series, Scream Queens, alongside Emma Roberts and Jamie Lee Curtis. He played Emma's character's boyfriend, Chad Radwell, in the first season and made a few appearances in the second. Powell spoke highly of the show's creators and even revealed that they were working on a musical together.

And did you know there was a Madagascar spin-off TV series? Well, Powell lent his voice to the show, playing a dolphin named Trent. He appeared in two episodes, causing chaos wherever he went.

It's clear that Powell's success is well-deserved, and he's only getting started. With his talent, charm, and versatility, he's sure to continue shining in Hollywood. Have you seen any of these hidden gem roles? Share your favorite in the comments below.

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