Keanu Reeves has an uncredited voice role in “Severance,” narrating Lumon’s puppet propaganda video the innies watch in the first episode of Season 2. But the part was originally offered to someone else.

Ben Stiller said before they turned to Keanu Reeves he asked former President Barack Obama to voice a character in Severance's season two premiere.

The Lumon Building could’ve been brought to life by Barack Obama, Severance producer Ben Stiller recently revealed. During an interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Stiller said that he pitched Obama the voice role for the second season of the Apple TV+ series.

Ben Stiller recently revealed he had asked President Obama to voice a character on his hit-show Severance. Find out what the President responded below.

In the second season of Severance, Keanu Reeves provides narration for an animated short film in the workplace thriller, but show director Ben Stiller says the John Wick star wasn’t his first choice.

Ben Stiller asked Barack Obama to make a cameo in season 2 of "Severance," and he got a quick reply from the former president

"There was one person that I asked before [Keanu Reeves], and he said no," Stiller said of originally asking the former president to voice the Lumon building.

After the former president turned the role down because of scheduling concerns, Keanu Reeves took on the part.

The waffle party almost had an unexpected guest. Ben Stiller, who executive produces and directs many episodes of the Emmy-winning Apple TV+ drama “Severance,” has revealed that he invited former President Barack Obama to come on the show.

President Barack Obama turned down a voice role in Severance - and he did it in the most Obama way possible. "I get an email back from President Barack Obama. ‘Hey Ben, big fan of the show, love Season 1,

Ben Stiller has revealed that he once asked former US President Barack Obama to star in his hit Apple TV series, Severance - but was swiftly shut down

Severance season 2 almost included a role for the president. Ben Stiller revealed how he asked Barack Obama to voice a role in the Apple TV+ series.