Glen Powell takes on Meteorology on Today Show, Promoting New Movie 'Twisters'

The internet sweetheart, Powell takes on the character of a storm chaser in his new movie, Twisters


Pop Culture & Art July 18, 2024
Photo: @glenpowell

In a lighthearted segment on the Today show, actor Glen Powell engaged in the morning weather forecast alongside co-host Dylan Dreyer, showcasing his versatility beyond his new movie role.

Powell, known for his upcoming portrayal as storm chaser Tyler Owens in the film "Twisters," joined Dreyer on Wednesday, July 17 in New York City. Prompted by Dreyer's playful query about his meteorological prowess acquired during filming, Powell humorously responded, "I mean, we'll see. You'll put my knowledge to the test here, I guess."

As they navigated the national weather radar, Powell confidently commented on the weather patterns, noting rain and impending cold fronts with a touch of theatrical flair. "If there are [twisters], I know what to do, guys. I did a whole movie about this!" he quipped.

 

The actor's appearance also included a heartwarming moment with his parents, Cyndy Powell and Glen Powell Sr., who made a surprise cameo holding supportive signs. Their presence added a personal touch to the segment, reflecting Powell's deep-rooted family support throughout his career.

"Twisters," set to hit theaters on Friday, July 19, features Powell alongside Daisy Edgar-Jones as they navigate the challenges of an intense storm system in Oklahoma. The film boasts a star-studded cast including Anthony Ramos, Maura Tierney, and Kiernan Shipka.

Powell, whose career has spanned various roles in Hollywood, including his memorable part in "Top Gun," continues to charm audiences both on screen and off, showcasing his infectious enthusiasm for his craft and meteorology.

For those eager to catch Powell in action, "Twisters" promises an exhilarating ride through the heart of storm chasing and human resilience.

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