Glen Powell plays like Goldilocks in the New Super Bowl -Advertising with Niese, nephew

Glen Powells The latest new role is a genimaginated acquisition of a classic adventure character.

Thursday a new one Super Bowl Commercial For Ram Trucks was released in front of Sunday’s big match and contains Glen Powell as Goldilocks. And instead of three bears, it’s three trucks.

In the commercial stars Powell as a robust, Woodsy Manly version of Goldilocks. He arrives at Bears’ home and sees their three RAM trucks outside before taking each of them on a Jyride.

The epic advertisement also contains Powell in the truck that catches a fire packing carrier creates a tree for a natural wood sculpture of itself and skips an active volcano.

The commercial cuts at the end to Powell read the fairy tale history of his real niese and nephew, Gwen and Witt, at bedtime.

“Uncle Glen, what about the three bears?” asks his niese.

“This is my story,” Powell replies.

A funny moment at the end cuts back to Powell’s imagination with him in the truck with his niese and nephew in the back seat with a baby bear in the middle.

The advertisement was directed by “Deadpool 2” director David Leitch.

Powell went to Instagram to share the advertisement and wrote in the caption, “The best part of any adventure? When the hero skips the magic, ‘a truck’ is borrowed and comes straight to the action sequence.”

In a press release for the advertisement, Powell said that participating in it meant a lot because he remembered using “most of the” twisters “shoot in a RAM truck.”

“It just felt right,” he said.

Powell said that being part of this Super Bowl site made it feel like a natural continuation of my connection to a fire that has already brought him so much joy behind the wheel.

“And to end it all brought one of my favorite filmmakers, the legendary David Leitch, his signature style to create something really fun and action -packed,” he said.

“As if that weren’t enough, I had the chance to play Uncle Glen with my real niese and nephew, Gwen and Witt, a role that hit close to the home in the best way,” he added. “In my family, Super Bowl is more than just football, it’s about getting together and yes, judging the commercials. Having my family in my first Super Bowl ad felt like the perfect way to bring everything into full circle.”