Glen Powell Is Staying Quiet on Politics Because ‘I Do Not Like the Discourse,’ Says ‘Running Man’ Flopped After Paramount Laid Off ‘Entire Marketing Department’
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{ "epilogue": "Glen Powell publicly discussed his disinterest in political discourse and addressed the box office performance of The Running Man. He attributed the film's financial flop to Paramount's layoffs of its marketing department.
Following these statements, coverage of the topic concluded without further developments." }
Epilogue added 14d ago, after coverage quieted.
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