Glen Powell's Captivating Role as Theark Knight Ri: An Exclusive Interview

Before he became famous, the actor had a small part in Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises, and he still hasn't forgotten what it felt like. During an interview with Vanity. Glen Powell shows up in The Dark Knight Rises at around the 42 minute mark. Credited as Trader #1, he has a prominent role in the scene where Tom Hardy's Bane invades the Gotham Stock... Glen Powell says he's 'grateful' to director Christopher Nolan for his role in 'The Dark Knight Rises.' His character was so small that he didn't have a name. Glen Powell is looking back at his small role in Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises. President-elect Donald Trump, in his first broadcast news interview since the. Glen Powell has commented on his brief role in The Dark Knight Rises. Powell is now one of Hollywood's most in-demand stars, with fans frequently asking him to join James.

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Before he became famous, the actor had a small part in Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises, and he still hasn't forgotten what it felt like. During an interview with Vanity. Glen Powell shows up in The Dark Knight Rises at around the 42 minute mark. Credited as Trader #1, he has a prominent role in the scene where Tom Hardy's Bane invades the Gotham Stock... “I remember on Dark Knight Rises the feeling of being able to walk onto a set and you knew everybody in the world wanted to be on that set,” Powell said. The actor went on to. Before Glen Powell was flying high with Tom Cruise in Top Gun: Maverick or falling in love with Sydney Sweeney in Anyone But You, he played a small role in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight... I saw one of your credits on IMDb was a stock trader in The Dark Knight Rises, which is a massive movie, but you’re only a small part in a machine like that. What do you. Powell played the small role of Trader #1 in The Dark Knight Rises, and he knew that despite being so low on the call sheet, this was a major jump in his career. Powell spoke to Vanity Fair about his career, and the subject of his role in The Dark Knight Rises was brought up when he was asked what it was like to take on a small role.

It was over a decade ago when Glen Powell had an early taste of being on a big blockbuster (years after his first role in Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over, of course) with The Dark. Glen Powell is looking back at his small role in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises. In his Vanity Fair profile for the Hollywood Issue, the Twisters actor reflected on.