How Old Are Anyone But You Stars Glen Powell And Sydney Sweeney And Is It A Problem?

Frankly, there’s a lot of stuff about Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney that’s more important to note than their age difference. Let’s start with Powell, who broke onto the scene with a supporting role in the Ryan Murphy series «Scream Queens» in 2015. (He actually also showed up very briefly in 2012’s «The Dark Knight Rises,» but considering his character was named «Trader #1,» you probably didn’t notice him there.) 

From there, Powell appeared in 2016’s Best Picture nominee «Hidden Figures» and, two years later, booked the leading spot alongside Zoey Deutch in Netflix’s popular original romantic comedy «Set it Up.» As Charlie, assistant to the demanding Rick (Taye Diggs), he works with Deutch’s Harper to set up Rick with Harper’s equally tough supervisor Kirsten (Lucy Liu), hoping that the two workaholics might ease up if they find love. It doesn’t work between the bosses, but sparks fly between Charlie and Harper.

«Top Gun: Maverick,» though, is probably Powell’s biggest role to date. Tom Cruise, of course, returns as Maverick in the long-awaited sequel, and Powell plays one of the Top Gun mission candidates, Lt. Jake «Hangman» Seresin. There are a lot of familiar faces playing recruits in this movie, including Lewis Pullman, Jay Ellis, and Manny Jacinto, but Powell’s Hangman shows up to save the day at the very end, rescuing Maverick and Lieutenant Bradley «Rooster» Bradshaw (Miles Teller) after they get stranded in enemy territory.