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Adam Scott Proud of Early Role in 'Torque'
29 Aug
Summary
- Adam Scott expressed pride in the 2004 biker film 'Torque'.
- The film had a $40 million budget and grossed $46 million worldwide.
- Scott recalled competition with the film 'Biker Boyz' during filming.
Adam Scott has spoken with considerable pride about his role in the 2004 biker action film, Torque, identifying it as one of his earliest theatrical experiences. Scott, known for his role in Severance, discussed Torque on the Straw Hat Goofy's Movies podcast in late August 2026. He expressed disbelief at being part of the movie during the early 2000s racing film trend.
During the podcast, Scott recounted the competitive atmosphere surrounding the production. He mentioned that Torque was filmed in downtown Los Angeles, with the rival film 'Biker Boyz' shooting just three blocks away. This proximity fueled a sense of competition, as Scott recalled the team's determination to outperform their counterpart.
The film Torque, which also starred Martin Henderson, Ice Cube, and Monet Mazur, earned $46 million globally. This box office performance was considered modest, given its $40 million production budget and the era's popularity for racing-themed movies.
