You have literally 10 seconds to find a more dedicated actor.
John Reynolds.
Couldn't they just CGI it?
Probably thought it was defective.
"Fake"
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>>70832953
>This year may find Channing Tatum in the in his very fist Oscar campaign. The actor's performance in Bennett Miller's upcoming sports drama Foxcatcher has been earning rave reviews, and there have been whispers that he could be a very real contender as we get deeper into awards season. Critics have praised the intensity of his turn as wrestler Mark Schultz, and while most of us haven't had the chance to actually see the movie yet, his passion and intensity getting into the role is very much apparent in this newly revealed behind the scenes story.
>The Hollywood Reporter has published a long, in-depth feature about Channing Tatum in their latest issue, and contained within that feature is a scary story about just how intense the actor got on the set of Foxcatcher. As you may have seen in the film's trailers, there is a scene in the movie where Tatum's character is trying to pump himself up, and after punching himself in the face a few times he winds up putting his face through a mirror. What you don't know is that filming the scene not only drew blood, but actually did his part to damage the set. Said director Bennett Miller describing the scene,
>"He punched that thing with his head three times and shattered it, and put his head through it and through the frame behind the mirror and through the drywall that the mirror was hanging on and left a divot two inches deep. When we took the mirror down, there was a hole in the wall. And he actually cut himself, and you see his blood in that scene. This was somebody uncorking something that you can't make up. It's inside you somewhere or it's not."
>>70833156
>kg
Is that a lot?
>snorting fake cocaine
>dedicated
Back in the day most actors were doing real drugs on the set.
>>70833231
ye very
>>70833231
1000g
Brandon Lee in The Crow, you literally can't get more dedicated to a role then getting shot with real bullets to make it more realistic.
>>70833231
1kg = 2.2lbs
So he lost 60lbs for the machinist
>>70833197
Who would've thought he could play a big strong dummy so well?
>>70833249
yeah but take after take ya ding dong.
>>70833314
Will Smith prepared for his role in Independence Day by murdering hitchhikers around the country for six months to understand the psychology of his character. He later learned he had accidentally read the wrong script. He just laughed it off.
