But yeah, this is definitely the first time it’s happened so early on in the story.
It’s like, ‘Oh, this kid looks like he could die.’ I’ll take it as a compliment. “I’ve done actually two other projects where my character has died.
Cruel summer episode season 1 episode 10 full#
Watch the full interview below, followed by some select excerpts from the conversations. Griffin sat with Awards Radar to discuss his work on the series, the start of his career, the challenges of drama vs comedy, and much more. The rest is best for you to discover on your own as Cruel Summer continues on Freeform with new episodes of the 10-episode season dropping on Monday. Luke turns up dead, the victim of a suspicious drowning. By the end of the first episode fans realize that nothing is ever what you’d expect in the very twisty and dark world of Cruel Summer. The series which takes place during the summer in the late 1990s has him playing Luke, a very likable high schooler – so much so that he ends up in the middle of a love triangle with two friends, Megan ( Sadie Stanley) and her friend Isabella ( Lexi Underwood). (Freeform/Justine Yeung) GRIFFIN GLUCK, SADIE STANLEY, LEXI UNDERWOODįor the role Gluck has been asked to explore new aspects of his acting skill set that dives heavily into drama. Even while actively acting for over a dozen years, it would not be a huge surprise if a new audience is discovering Gluck as he takes on his most mature work to date in season two of Freeform’s popular anthology drama series Cruel Summer. In total the young actor has over thirty film credits to date. Gluck’s career launched in impressive fashion with a role in the Adam Sandler film, Just Go With It, that was followed with main role in ABCs Private Practice, the popular Netflix Tall Girl film series, and even a starring film role opposite Pete Davidson. Impressively, more than half of those years he has spent as a professional actor. By the looks of him, you may think the 22 year-old actor, Griffin Gluck, is fairly new to the acting scene.
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