According to Knight Edge Media, Connor Storrie was reportedly offered a role in Marvel’s upcoming Ghost Rider film, rather than having to audition for it. In the comics, the most famous Ghost Rider is Johnny Blaze, a motorcycle stunt driver who makes a deal with Mephisto and becomes bonded to a demonic entity, transforming a supernatural spirit of vengeance known for his flaming skull and hellfire-powered motorcycle. Mephisto is one of the character’s most notable adversaries, though Ghost Rider has faced other villains throughout Marvel Comics. The film is set to be directed by Shawn Levy, known for his work on Deadpool & Wolverine and the upcoming Star Wars: Starfighter. Linus Sandgren, the cinematographer behind Dune: Part Three, has also reportedly joined the project as director of photography, with the film expected to be shot on film. Production is expected to begin in New York next year, with a theatrical release currently scheduled for July 28, 2028.

Connor Storrie is allegedly in talks to star as a villain in Marvel's 'Ghost Rider' alongside Ryan Gosling, according to The Hollywood Reporter. His potential role has yet to be disclosed. 🔗 hollywoodreporter.com/movies…

Owen Thiele praises Connor Storrie and reflects on working with him in Molly Gordon’s 'Peaked' in a new interview with Variety. “He’s genuinely so humble and so down to earth and so wonderful and deeply cared about making Molly happy. He’s so collaborative. In one scene, I have like one line and he was like, “Am I giving you what you need?” I was like, “For my one line? Yes.” He cares so deeply. He’s genuinely a very well-trained actor. I come from an improv background where we’re constantly cutting each other off. I learned from him on set.” 🔗 Read more: variety.com/2026/biz/columns…

New photo of Connor Storrie at Giorgio Armani's Academy Museum Gala after party. 📲 myleshendrik via Instagram