US EditionFirst look: See Glen Powell as 'Chad Powers' in new Hulu trailer
Glen Powell stars as Russ Holliday, a former college quarterback who disguises himself to join a struggling Southern football team and seek redemption after an eight-year setback.
- Hulu released the full-length trailer for Chad Powers, a six-episode series premiering September 30, 2025, with two episodes available immediately on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+.
- Originating from a 2022 Eli Manning sketch at Penn State, Glen Powell and Michael Waldron co-created the show, inspired by a Mrs. Doubtfire-style disguise for its comedy.
- Glen Powell plays former Oregon hotshot Russ Holliday, who disguises himself as Chad Powers to join the struggling South Georgia Catfish, with comic disguise mishaps seen in the trailer.
- Powell also serves as co-writer and executive producer, co-writing and executive producing the series through his Barnstorm Productions banner, alongside Eli Manning and Peyton Manning as executive producers.
- Hulu ordered the series in February 2024, began filming in late August 2024, and new episodes will stream weekly on Tuesdays after the premiere.
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Russ Holliday is looking for a second chance. Enter Chad Powers. Hulu dropped the first trailer for the upcoming comedy "Chad Powers," starring Glen Powell as a former quarterback who undergoes a Mrs. Doubtfire-inspired transformation into a college football star to seek redemption after a mistake ruined his career.
‘Chad Powers’: Glen Powell Relives His College Football Glory Days In Trailer For Upcoming Hulu Comedy Series
Glen Powell is getting a college football do-over in Hulu’s upcoming comedy series Chad Powers. The actor debuted the trailer for the series on Saturday morning during ESPN’s College GameDay. In it, he plays former Oregon hotshot Russ Holliday, who made an unforgivable mistake eight years ago that cost him his entire football career. After […]
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