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Eric Eisenberg

Glen Powell Has An A+ Attitude About His Tiny Role In The Dark Knight Rises (But I Definitely Remember It)

Glen Powell in showdown with Bane in The Dark Knight Rises.

While The Dark Knight Rises is seen by many as the weakest installment of Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy, one special area where it arguably bests its predecessors is in the depth of its cast. Beyond the headlining stars like Christian Bale, Anne Hathaway, Tom Hardy and Marion Cotillard, this is a blockbuster with a supporting ensemble brimming with tremendous talents includes Ben Mendelsohn, Burn Gorman, Juno Temple, Aidan Gillen, Brett Cullen, William Devane and Matthew Modine. If you're paying attention, you'll even spot a young Glen Powell in one scene – a decade before his breakout role in Top Gun: Maverick. It's a fun thing to notice when rewatching the blockbuster, and even with everything that has happened in the last few years, Powell apparently still considers his one-on-one moment with Bane to be a highlight of his career.

Glen Powell shows up in The Dark Knight Rises at around the 42 minute mark. Credited as Trader #1, he has a prominent role in the scene where Tom Hardy's Bane invades the Gotham Stock Market. The villain approaches him while he is sitting in a rolling chair, and he protests that there is no money in the place to steal. Bane retorts saying, "Really? Then why are you people here?" and then he drags him by his tie to a computer terminal. After ramming into the desk, Trader #1's head is slammed into a keyboard, and he is knocked out cold. During a recent press line interview with Discussing Film, Powell acknowledged that the cinematic moment is one that he fondly remembers, and he has a lot of pride in it as a title on his filmography. Said the actor,

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