Barack Obama turned down Keanu Reeves' role in Severance
Barack Obama turned down Keanu Reeves' role in Severance. The former United States President, 63, was offered a role in the hit AppleTV+ psychological sci-fi thriller series by Ben Stiller — who serves as executive producer and director on the show — as the voice of an animated Lumon building in a film shown to staff in season two.
Barack Obama Turned Down A Role In ‘Severance’ — But A Famous Actor Filled It Instead
Ben Stiller revealed on Jimmy Kimmel Live yesterday (March 4) that he offered Obama an uncredited cameo — a voice-over role in the animated version of the Lumon administrative building — but that he politely declined the offer.
Keanu Reeves has an uncredited voice role in “Severance,” narrating Lumon’s puppet propaganda video the innies watch in the ...
The former head of state said he was a "big fan" of the show but didn't have time to take the part, which ultimately went to ...
The Night at the Museum star shared that he sent an email offering Obama the role through a friend who knew his lawyer and ...
Ben Stiller almost made the dream of many fans of the Apple TV television series 'Severance' come true by trying to get ...
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