While shooting a stunt in The Running Man, Glen Powell recalls he had an embarrassing moment.
He shares this during his appearance on Spilling the E-Tea, a show on Entertainment Tonight.
The moment he remembers was a wardrobe malfunction. In a nearly naked form, the star recounts wearing only a towel and what he described as a "marble sack" to cover his modesty while doing the stunt.
In the scene, he had to descend with a rope down the side of a building. "So I'm wearing a pouch under, and then I'm wearing a towel around it," he shares.
But when performing the stunt, the Top Gun actor says, he forgot a tiny but important thing. "But then you're rappelling down a building. And, you know, when you're going down the building and you see a window, you don't realize there's people in there, like, lighting and doing electric."
Josh Brolin, his co-star in the movie and also present in the interview, cheekily recalls that the film's crew, on the other hand, was "watching [him] come down frontally."
Glen, meanwhile, also adds that he "found the scene very, very funny, and something that I've never seen in a movie before," but admitted that he "regretted agreeing to film it."
He explains, "Because I agreed to that scene in the summertime, and we shot that scene in February in Bulgaria on a rooftop."
"So being in a towel in front of a crew is one thing, but being in a towel in February in frigid Bulgaria, it's a sight," Glen notes.
The Running Man opens in theaters on Nov 7.