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The Running Man is Leaving Netflix

The Running Man (1987) will leave Netflix on Nov. 1. Edgar Wright’s The Running Man will hit theaters on Nov. 14. Bestselling ...

Glen Powell Was Offered The Running Man, Then Stressed Out When He Found Out Stephen King Was Going To Watch One Of His Movies Before Saying Yes

Adam Driver was not done with the Star Wars universe and pitched Lucasfilm and Disney a spinoff that would’ve been a direct ...

Glen Powell Needed Stephen King’s Approval to Star in ‘Running Man’: ‘I Had to Wait’ for Him to Watch ‘Hit Man’ and ‘Hope That I Still Had a Role in the Morning’

Before he could officially sign on to star in Edgar Wright's film adaptation of "The Running Man," Glen Powell had to get ...

Glen Powell Reveals He Had to Get Stephen King’s Approval to Lead “Running Man ”and Only Got It After Author Watched “Hit Man”

"I had to wait overnight for Stephen King to watch 'Hit Man' and hope that I still had the role in the morning," Powell ...
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Paramount Pictures Debuts New Trailer for ‘The Running Man’ Starring Glen Powell and Josh Brolin

Paramount Pictures has unveiled a new trailer for Edgar Wright’s 'The Running Man,' a reimagining of Stephen King’s 1982 ...

Stephen King Had to Approve a Major Part of the New ‘Running Man’

In an appearance at New York Comic Con, Powell, who has starred in movies like Twisters and Top Gun: Maverick, explained how The Running Man director Edgar Wright told him about King’s stipulation for ...

The New ‘Running Man’ Trailer Is Beyond Action Packed

Glen Powell and Edgar Wright dropped footage from the November release at New York Comic Con.
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‘The Running Man’ Reboot – Everything We Know So Far

In 1987, Arnold Schwarzenegger starred in "The Running Man", based on the 1982 Stephen King novel of the same name. Now, English director Edgar Wright has decided to take a stab at the property but ...
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Glen Powell's 'The Running Man's Release Date Steps Back to Make Way For 'Predator: Badlands'

A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...