Glen Powell Looks Like a Bizarre Tom Cruise-Owen Wilson-Adam Sandler Hybrid in Mind-Bending Transformation For Hulu Show ‘Chad Powers’

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  • Glen Powell is all set to bring a Hulu comedy half-hour series 'Chad Powers', based on Eli Manning's iconic sketch.
  • As Powell's first look from the series goes viral, the fans cannot overlook the eerie resemblance to Tom Cruise, Owen Wilson, and Adam Sandler.
  • Besides acting in the series, Glen Powell is also set to co-write the script with Michael Waldron.
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Recently, moviegoers have seen a strange overdose of Glen Powell. He has proven himself to be a major star in almost every genre in the last few years. Just as the audience was wondering what more could they expect from the Twisters star, he presented an insane surprise with his extraordinary transformation for his upcoming Hulu series, Chad Powers. 

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Glen Powell as Hangman in Top Gun: Maverick
Glen Powell in Top Gun: Maverick | Credits: Paramount Pictures

Fans always love to see their favorite stars pulling off insane changeovers in films. Actors like Christian Bale and Jake Gyllenhaal have made a name for themselves with their mind-bending physical transformations. Glen Powell pulled off a unique transformation for Chad Powers as he looks like an uncanny amalgamation of Tom Cruise, Owen Wilson, and Adam Sandler.

Chad Powers is slated to present Glen Powell like never before

Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones in Twisters
Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones in Twisters | Credits: Amblin Entertainment

Glen Powell has previously played minor characters in The Dark Knight RisesStuck in Love, and a variety of TV shows. His role as Hangman in Top Gun: Maverick alongside Tom Cruise catapulted his popularity and became a major stepping stone in his career. He then went on to deliver several hits with Anyone but YouHit Man, and Twisters.

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Now the 35-year-old actor has surprised his fans again with his incredible transformation for the upcoming Chad Powers. The Hulu half-hour comedy show is based on Eli Mannig’s iconic sketch for his ESPN+ docu-series Eli’s Places. The former NFL star is even executively producing the series alongside his brother Peyton Manning and Glen Powell.

The audience was left in shock as Powell’s first look featured him in shaggy hair, a narrow mustache, and a weird prosthetic nose. The fans pointed out how the Sand Castle star’s look in a blue Nike shirt looked like an eerie amalgamation of Tom Cruise, Owen Wilson, and Adam Sandler. At first glance, he looks very similar to Owen Wilson from Shanghai Noon or Wedding Crashers.

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Fans cannot get over Glen Powell’s new look

Owen Wilson in Shanghai Noon
Glen Powell is eerily similar to Owen Wilson in his upcoming series | Credits: Shangai Noon (Touchstone Pictures)

Besides his back-to-back films, Glen Powell is also incredibly popular for his good looks. Naturally, it was a shock for the audience to watch him in such an unconventional look. While it is debatable if this transformation can compete with the humorous transformation of Tom Cruise in Tropic Thunder, it has taken over the internet.

Let us take a look at some of the fan reactions:

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Besides showing off his transformation and acting prowess, Glen Powell is also slated to co-write the Hulu show. Previously, he also co-wrote the screenplay for the action-comedy flick Hit Man. It must be noted that the Scream Queens fame’s look would also lead to comparisons with Eli Manning’s version.

According to People, Glen Powell has closely studied Eli Manning’s work both on the field and on the screen. He also added that he would primarily attempt to honor his legacy instead of trying to outdo him. It will be interesting to see how this new attempt by Powell plays out among the fans.

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Chad Powers does not have a release window yet. 

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Written by Subham Mandal

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Subham Mandal is currently working as a content writer for FandomWire with an ardent interest in the world of pop culture. He has written more than 1000 articles on different spheres of modern pop culture and is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. He’s also an experienced student journalist having demonstrated work experience with the Times of India. He aspires to be a column writer in the future.