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Owen Joyner Used His Own EpiPen in His 'Final Destination' Audition
Owen Joyner opens up about transitioning to horror with 'Final Destination: Bloodlines,' reflects on 'Julie and the Phantoms' and more
It’s actually kind of a nut allergy and vending machine coil through the skull combo, but his demise begins when he decides to eat a peanut butter cup in a last ditch attempt to outsmart his family’s death curse. Joyner admitted that he didn’t know JATP would have the profound effect on audiences it has — rumors have swirled that Netflix wasn’t anticipating the series would resonate so deeply with older generations — but he felt “pretty confident” in being part of a project led by Kenny Ortega. The series, which dropped amid the coronavirus pandemic, followed 15-year-old Julie ( Madison Reyes), who, in grieving the death of her mother, discovers an old CD that brings three teenage ghosts who died in the ‘90s into her life.
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