Glen Powell Stars in 'Hit Man,' Blending Comedy and Crime in a Unique Tale

Inspired by a true story, the film follows a professor-turned-undercover cop who pretends to be a hitman to catch criminals.

Glen Powell co-wrote and stars in 'Hit Man,' directed by Richard Linklater.
The film is based on an October 2001 Texas Monthly article about real-life undercover cop Gary Johnson.
Gary Johnson, a philosophy professor, worked undercover for the police, posing as a hitman.
The character adopts various personas inspired by famous pop culture hitmen.
'Hit Man' combines elements of comedy, crime, and romance, offering a fresh take on the hitman genre.