AceShowbiz - In a unique twist, Glen Powell has offered the winner of his lookalike contest a rare opportunity: a cameo in his next movie. The contest, held in Powell's hometown of Austin, Texas, attracted hundreds of fans hoping to win the coveted prize.

Powell's mother and aunt were among the judges, helping select the winner from a pool of contestants inspired by Powell's roles in "Hit Man", "Twisters" and other films. Even Torchy's Tacos' red devil mascot and a dog resembling Powell's dog Brisket made appearances.

Although Powell was unable to attend in person due to filming Edgar Wright's remake of "The Running Man", he joined virtually via FaceTime. In a humorous message, he joked about the attendees planning a heist, saying, "We all have the same face. It's the perfect crime."

Powell then announced the extraordinary prize for the winner: "My parents make cameos in every movie I make, but today, the winner gets to choose any family member of their choice to have a cameo in my next movie. I am completely serious."

The contest was organized by Kate Carpenter and won by Max Braunstein, who received a cowboy hat, free Torchy's queso for a year, a monetary prize, and the coveted cameo.

The viral phenomenon of celebrity lookalike contests began with a competition for Timothee Chalamet, held in New York City in October. Since then, similar events have taken place in cities worldwide, attracting lookalikes for stars such as Harry Styles, Paul Mescal and even Shrek.