Television is where Glenn Howerton is best recognized, but he's slowly but surely making his way onto the Hollywood scene. As of this writing, he's got some high profile works under his belt, such as a small role in Crank and its sequel, Crank: High Voltage, as well as Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan. These works aren't Howerton's typical fare, as he's more of a comedic actor, but they're a sign that he's more than willing to broaden his horizons as an actor when the chance comes along.
Howerton hadn't appeared in a big-screen production since 2016's Officer Downe before reemerging for 2020's The Hunt, and it's not going to be his last hurrah at the movies. He has two projects in post-production, with one being El Tonto, directed by fellow It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star Charlie Day, and the other being Archenemy directed by Adam Egypt Mortimer. Glenn Howerton is one of the finest funnymen working today, and while he isn't working on a whole lot at the moment, his material in It's Always Sunny and, of course, A.P. Bio is sure to provide some major laughs.