Josh Duhamel leans into Western cowboy role after decades of heartthrob roles
Josh Duhamel is embracing a Western cowboy role in his new project, 'The Rescue,' as he seeks to transition from his heartthrob image in Hollywood. The series is described as a modern-day Western that tests a rodeo cowboy's skills outside the arena. Duhamel has a history of playing charming leads and is now focusing on roles that align with his lifestyle in Montana.
- ▪Josh Duhamel is set to star in the upcoming Western series 'The Rescue.'
- ▪The show is described as a modern-day Western where a rodeo cowboy's skills are tested outside the arena.
- ▪Duhamel aims to move away from his heartthrob legacy and embrace more rugged roles.
- ▪He gained early recognition on the soap opera 'All My Children' and later starred in NBC's 'Las Vegas.'
- ▪Duhamel has also appeared in the 'Transformers' franchise, solidifying his status as a leading man.
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Entertainment Josh Duhamel leans into Western cowboy role after decades of heartthrob roles 'The Rescue' is described as a modern day Western where a rodeo cowboy's skills are tested outside the arena By Janelle Ash Fox News Published May 21, 2026 9:00am EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Josh Duhamel describes his new movie ‘Preschool’ as ‘art imitating life’ with his young son The actor told Fox News Digital he just went through getting his 2-year-old son into preschool, which is the theme of the new comedy he directed. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Josh Duhamel is leaning into the Western cowboy role to revive his decades-long career in Hollywood.
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