A small snippet on his working out for the role. I liked the fact that he said that he worked out for over a year to get into the kind of shape he wanted before shooting the film. Hugh Jackman has always been nominally in good shape. Certainly good for Hollywood and the average person and probably (unfortunately) buffer than most that post on the bodybuilding forum these days. Still not huuge, though he’s definitely ripped and I’m excited for the movie. I loved the other Xmen films, though admittedly am not a huge follower of the comic.
[quote]aznt0rk wrote:
WS4JB wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
if he’s more jacked than most the people posting on the bodybuilding board im going to stop posting here.
bye ?
Lies… live won’t stop his post count at 7805… in counting
I like the fact that Hugh endorses SQUATS!!![/quote]
"Coming off “The Machinist,” where he lost 63 pounds for a part, Christian Bale gained 100 pounds of muscle to play the Caped Crusader in “Batman Begins.'”
I like Christian Bale and I can’t WAIT for T4, but 100lbs of muscle, come on…
"Coming off “The Machinist,” where he lost 63 pounds for a part, Christian Bale gained 100 pounds of muscle to play the Caped Crusader in “Batman Begins.'”
I like Christian Bale and I can’t WAIT for T4, but 100lbs of muscle, come on…
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have you not seen the pictures from The Machinist ?
"Coming off “The Machinist,” where he lost 63 pounds for a part, Christian Bale gained 100 pounds of muscle to play the Caped Crusader in “Batman Begins.'”
I like Christian Bale and I can’t WAIT for T4, but 100lbs of muscle, come on…
have you not seen the pictures from The Machinist ?[/quote]
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That’s pretty old news to anyone that’s followed Bale, Batman (movies), or these forums for any length of time.