Glen Powell Stars in 'The Running Man' Action Remake
- Paramount Pictures released the first trailer for Edgar Wright’s 'The Running Man', featuring Glen Powell as Ben Richards in the upcoming dystopian sci-fi film.
- Drawing on Stephen King’s 1982 novel, the story depicts a father entering a deadly TV game to save his daughter amid themes of inequality and government control.
- The trailer shows scenes filmed across Glasgow at Union Place, SEC Armadillo, and OVO Hydro, featuring stars Glen Powell, Josh Brolin, and Michael Cera.
- The trailer release boosts Glen Powell's star power ahead of the November 7, 2025, launch, following his success in Twisters, signaling strong promotional momentum.
- Beyond the trailer’s hype, Glasgow’s architecture and scenery boost its cultural and economic profile, attracting excitement from Scottish fans and film industry experts like Eugene Strange.
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What in the stereotype-soaked stunt is this??? Say what you will about viral fitness influencer Ashton Hall, but the brotha has already gone from amusing the internet with weird, outlandish workout routine videos to officially promoting a Hollywood film, with a weird, outlandish workout routine video—fried chicken and watermelon and all. Source: Alexander Tamargo / Getty This time, Hall has teamed up with actor Glen Powell, who stars in the upco…
The Running Man: Release date and latest news for Edgar Wright film
It's been almost four years since Edgar Wright's most recent film, Last Night in Soho, was released, but finally the director is back, with a new adaptation of Stephen King's The Running Man.The trailer for the film has now been released, and it sees Glen Powell's Ben Richards entering a deadly game of hide and seek, in which he has 30 days to outrun professional assassins on his tail.But what else do we know about Wright's latest film thus far,…
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