While striking a pose during a photoshoot for the magazine, the 'Top Gun: Maverick' actor exposes his muscular body in nothing but a wrist watch and silver necklace.
- Nov 15, 2023
AceShowbiz - Glen Powell has left little to the imagination in a new photo. While posing for Men's Health magazine, the actor portraying Lieutenant Jake "Hangman" Seresin in "Top Gun: Maverick" stripped down to his birthday suit.
For a cover shoot of Men's Health magazine, which was published on Tuesday, November 14, the 35-year-old actor proudly flaunted his jaw-dropping fit physique. In one photo, which was taken from behind, he could be seen ditching his top and pants while exposing his butt cheeks.
While going barefoot, Glen wore nothing but a sporty black wrist watch and silver necklace. He was striking a pose as he walked and carried a brown cowboy hat in one of his hands as well as a white bathrobe in his other hand. He turned his head at the camera while looking straight at it.
In another photo, Glen, who stood in front of a greenery view, opted to cover his lower asset with the white bathrobe while still exposing his abs. His hair was fully covered with a similar towel as he donned the same wrist watch and necklace. He was holding a plastic bag of potato chips while putting one of the chips into his mouth.
For the magazine's cover itself, the "Set It Up" actor sported a short-sleeved white shirt, which he wore unbuttoned to expose his abs, and a pair of blue low-waisted jeans. He completed the look with a silver wrist watch.
In an accompanying interview, Glen shared what he did to remain in good shape and health at the age of 35 years old. "I can eat so much, and I think just for me, on a health level, it's not necessarily taking the fun out of your life; it's just riding the brake. Because I can go nuts if I want to," he spilled to the magazine.
During the chat, Glen also recalled what he and his "Top Gun: Maverick" co-stars, including Tom Cruise, ate while they were producing the movie. He and his co-stars chose what they ate carefully "before shooting the beach football scene" in the action film.
The magazine wrote, "After they had shot the scene, spending hours doing push-ups in the sand, frolicking Abercrombie & Fitch-style, and struggling to throw a football with hands slippery from coconut oil, everyone went out and celebrated with beer and tater tots. Later they learned that the camera had actually only been on [Tom] all day; they would have to re-tone, re-frolic, and re-shoot."
