Edgar Wright and Glen Powell on 'The Running Man' DVD Commentary
Edgar Wright is delivering a faithful adaptation of Stephen King's novel The Running Man, reviving both the story and the art of the DVD commentary.
Memorable Scene Featuring Strength and Camaraderie
One striking scene features Glen Powell and Daniel Ezra both in sleeveless shirts, showing their arms, followed by Lee Pace in a similar look. This moment showcased the physical strength of the actors and became a standout "holy arms" moment for viewers and Wright alike.
Wright’s Insight on the Scene
“It’s funny, we did the commentary for the film the other day and it was actually Glen’s first DVD commentary,” Wright said. “And I said something to him, which I didn’t say to him on set, there’s a scene with him and Daniel Ezra who plays Bradley. I said, ‘You guys were really having a gun off this day.’ Glen said, ‘Oh yeah, it was the gun show’ because Daniel is in incredible shape.”
Reviving DVD Commentaries
Alongside the film’s release, Wright is bringing back the excitement of DVD commentaries, offering fans deeper insights and an engaging experience beyond the screen.
About the Strength of Ben Richards
When the topic of Ben Richards' strength came up, Wright shared his appreciation for the actors’ dedication, reflecting in that signature scene with Powell and Ezra.
Author’s summary: Edgar Wright’s adaptation of The Running Man honors Stephen King’s vision while reviving the classic DVD commentary format, highlighted by memorable moments celebrating the cast’s physical commitment.