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3 days ago · Brendan Fraser has undergone a massive transformation for his upcoming movie 'The Whale', gaining an incredible 300 pounds (136 kg) to play the role of a man who weighs 600 pounds (272 kg). However, he did not actually gain the weight and the look was thanks to elaborate prosthetics he wore to become his character.
1 day ago · Brendan Fraser was one of Hollywood's biggest stars. Then, he suddenly disappeared. His absence wasn't due to drugs, a sex-scandal, or illness — despite memes and even reported articles speculating about his career arc. Fraser revealed in a interview that an incident of sexual harassment led him to withdraw from his high-profile lifestyle.
2 days ago · Should really be at a Sequel to “The Mummy” with Brendan Fraser worked on, fans would probably still have to several years wait for the theatrical release. It was not until 2017 that the responsible people tried to Reboot mit Tom Cruise. However, the remake was not popular.
5 days ago · Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz, and the rest of the cast and crew of ‘The Mummy’ had to shoot in extremely high temperatures. Weisz once stated that they had to sit as still as a lizard to conserve their energy on set. The actress also complimented Fraser and admitted that she felt safe with the actor.
2 days ago · Here are 20 times their financial gambles went terribly wrong. So, if you’ve made some mistakes, you’re not alone. #1. Kim Basinger’s Town Purchase. Kim Basinger bought the town of Braselton ...
18 hours ago · On the other hand, The Mummy has everything one could want: action, horror, mystery, romance, comedy, and Brendan Fraser. It’s easy to see why The Mummy is the better twin here, but even if it wasn’t as amazing as it is, Tale of the Mummy was never going to be a classic. Jack Frost (1997) and Jack Frost (1998)
18 hours ago · A fierce competition is brewing in a Scottish castle as celebrities gather for Season 3 of The Traitors.The hit Peacock reality series invites these stars to outwit and outlast each other for a ...
