Glen Powell looked unrecognisable with a brunette wig and glᴀsses as he was seen filming The Running Man remake in Glasgow on Sunday.
Filming for Edgar’s Wright’s anticipated remake of the Arnold Schwarzenegger classic commenced earlier this month at Battersea Power Station.
Leading man Glen, 36, is taking on the role famously played by Arnold in the 1987 action film.
Transforming into Ben Richards, Glen swapped his bronde coloured locks for a dark wig and wore a smart suit.
Glen was seen surrounded by crew members as filming for the exciting movie continued, three years after a remake was announced.
British director Edgar has taken on the mammoth task of remaking the cult classic action film, based on the novel by Stephen King, under the pseudonym Richard Bachman.
Glen Powell, 36, looked unrecognisable with a brunette wig and glᴀsses as he was seen filming The Running Man remake in Glasgow on Sunday
Filming for Edgar’s Wright’s anticipated remake of the Arnold Schwarzenegger classic commenced earlier this month at Battersea Power Station
The film takes place in a dystopian future where a TV show follows criminal ‘runners’ escaping professional killers.
Arnold’s original movie is set in a United States between 2017 and 2019.
Edgar so far has not indicated when his version is set and what his take on the classic movie is although it is reported to stick more to King’s original novel.
The novel centered on a desperate man who needs money for his sick daughter, so he joins the popular TV show The Running Man.
The longer a contestant survives, the more money that person makes with Richards soon taking on the show’s dark secrets and villainous producers.
Edgar has been attached to the project since 2021 after citing it as the film he would most like to remake.
John Brolin, William H Macy and Wright’s Scott Pilgrim lead Michael Cera have also joined the cast.
Glen spoke out on his part in the project during a summer interview with IndieWire, gushing: ‘I’m going to be shooting The Running Man in the fall.
British director Edgar has taken on the mammoth task of remaking the cult classic action film, based on the novel by Stephen King, under the pseudonym Richard Bachman
Glen is taking on the role made famous by Arnold in the 1987 action film
Transforming into Ben Richards, Glen swapped his bronde coloured locks for a dark wig and wore a smart suit
Glen was seen surrounded by crew members as filming for the exciting movie continued, three years after a remake was announced
Arnold’s original movie is set in a United States between 2017 and 2019
A masked character was also seen filming takes
Two female actresses were seen on set
Retro eighties cars were parked up alongside the building, attracting admiring glances from pᴀssers-by
The film takes place in a dystopian future where a TV show follows criminal ‘runners’ escaping professional killers
Edgar so far has not indicated when his version is set and what his take on the classic movie is although it is reported to stick more to King’s original novel
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‘We’ve been going back and forth on script stuff, and it’s so fun.’
‘The world that Edgar’s developed on this thing is just outrageous. It’s so good. And really, we’re just both such big fans of the Stephen King book [the movie is based on], and it’s going to be a great character. I’m so fired up about it.’
The actor has long had Shaun Of The ᴅᴇᴀᴅ and H๏τ Fuzz director Edgar at the top of his dream list of collaborators.
He explained: ‘I searched my email, and I searched Edgar Wright in my email, and it came up: I had a wish list of directors that I wanted to work with in 2008 when I moved out to LA that I sent my agent at the time — and Edgar Wright is literally number one.’
‘I’m such an Edgar Wright man. And so, the fact that I get to work with him right now is just so damn cool.’
The original movie, directed by Paul Michael Glaser, has gained cult status since its 1987 moderate box office success and mixed reviews from critics.
