Glen Powell plays as a Goldillocks in the new Super Bowl commercial with niece, nephew

Glen Powell’s latest new role is a newly designed version of a classic fairytale character.

On Thursday, a new Super Bowl commercial for Ram Trucks was released before the big game on Sunday and shows Glen Powell as Goldillocks. And instead of three bears, there are three trucks.

In the commercial, Powell plays as robust, woody male version of Goldillocks. He arrives at home of the bears and discovers their three RAM trucks outside before taking each of them on a joyride.

The epic commercial also includes Powell in the truck, which holds a fire -spoted kite, forms a tree in a lifelike wooden sculpture of itself and jumps over an active volcano.

The promotions at the end and Powell reads the fairytale history of his real niece and his nephew Gwen and Witt before going to bed.

“Uncle Glen, what about the three bears?” His niece asks.

“This is my story,” replies Powell.

A funny moment in the end returns to Powell’s imagination with his niece and his nephew in the back seat with a baby bear in the middle.

The commercial was led by “Deadpool 2” director David Leitch.

Powell went on Instagram to share the commercial and wrote in the caption: “The best part of a fairy tale? When the hero skipped magic, a truck disrupts itself and goes directly to the action sequence.”

In a press release for the commercial, Powell said that participation means a lot because he remembered shooting “most” Twister “in a ram car.

“It just felt right,” he said.

Powell said that it felt as part of this Super Bowl spots like a natural continuation of my connection to a brand that has already brought him so much joy behind the steering wheel.

“And to round off the whole thing, one of my favorite film manufacturers, the legendary David Leitch, brought his characteristic style to create something really fun and action packs,” he said.

“As if that weren’t enough, I had the chance, in addition to my real niece and my nephew Gwen and Witt, a role that was in the vicinity of home,” he added. “In my family, the Super Bowl is more than just football, it’s about getting together and, yes, to judge the commercials. My family in my first super bowl display felt like the perfect way to get everything. “