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2 days ago · Nicole Kidman, Brad Pitt and More Stars Who Looked Unrecognizable for a Role. Some actors will do whatever it takes to get into a character, whether it means gaining or losing weight or spending ...
3 days ago · For the role, the actor had to yet again gain weight, and he put on 40 pounds by eating "a lot of pies." He also had to shave his head, bleach his eyebrows, and even do exercises to thicken his neck .
4 days ago · Christian Bale is notorious for drastically changing his physique for movie roles, often undergoing extreme weight loss or weight gain. He received an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in The Fighter.
3 days ago · Christian Bale. He's no stranger to morphing for movie roles. In 2004, he lost more than 60 pounds for his role in The Machinist, and he did it again for the film The Fighter, opposite Mark...
4 days ago · The Drastic Christian Bale Machinist Diet Instagram | filmaesthete | Bale slimmed down for Trevor Reznik’s look with a diet of just an apple, water, and black coffee, totaling a mere 100 calories daily. Bale’s transformation for “The Machinist” wasn’t just about shedding a few pounds; it was a plunge into the abyss of physical depletion.
4 days ago · The man with the staples is none other than Christian Bale. The black-and-white photo shows Bale with staples across his head and chest, underlining a tattoo that reads "hope." In Frankenstein style, he has disfigured features, made from piecing together body parts of dead people, brought back to life.
2 days ago · Bale lost a staggering 70 lbs. to prepare for his role as Trevor Reznik in The Machinist — his shocking weight loss only complemented his outstanding performance in the film. When he was cast in the titular role of Batman in 2005's Batman Begins, Bale was required to gain weight to portray the character properly.
