Glen Powell Spills On Sweet Way His Parents Have Looped Themselves Into Film Career
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The "Twisters" actor revealed when the two are "right behind" him and his co-star in his latest movie.
Glen Powell’s movies are a family affair.
The “Twisters” actor, who appeared on the “Today” show Wednesday, said he thinks his parents — Glen Powell Sr. and Cyndy Powell — have been in “every single one” of his movies.
“They’ve made it in since ‘Spy Kids [3-D: Game Over],’” Powell told host Hoda Kotb.
The actor, while promoting the standalone sequel to 1996′s “Twister,” revealed that there’s a “great sequence” featuring his parents appearing at a rodeo.
“They’re right behind Daisy Edgar-Jones and I,” said Powell as a clip of him and his “Twisters” co-star played on the show.
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