you guys like night crawler?

[Grapesoda]

check this:

[American Psycho]

Nighcrawler was solid.

hes def a talented actor , will being seeing this.

[Ross]

I thought it was just going to be another bog standard attempt at riding the Rocky train but this looks excellent. Defo gonna check this one out when it's released.

[Sly]

How does one suck a fuck?

[AllAboutCams]

Well no point in watching the movie i just seen the whole plot in the ad.

[bronco67]

You can always count on seeing something interesting when Jake Gylenhall is in a movie. Check out "Enemy".

[MakeMeGrrrrowl]

That looks great!!!

[CaptainHowdy]

A boxing movie full of low-blows ...

[OneHungLo]

I read an article that said he was working out like 6 hours a day / 2000+ pushups etc....and of course some high quality supplements, which I'm pretty sure meant hgh or juice lol

[bronco67]

Originally Posted by OneHungLo

I read an article that said he was working out like 6 hours a day / 2000+ pushups etc....and of course some high quality supplements, which I'm pretty sure meant hgh or juice lol

I never believe those celebrity work out stories. For one thing, working out 6 hours a day will not get you those results -- it's more likely to lead to overtraining.

And Bradley Cooper did not add 40 pounds of muscle in a few months for American Sniper. It's not physiologically possible. Looking at his pictures though, I'd believe he added about 10 pounds of muscle (that's being generous) and 30 pounds of fat. What I like to call Fuscle.

[OneHungLo]

Originally Posted by bronco67

I never believe those celebrity work out stories. For one thing, working out 6 hours a day will not get you those results -- it's more likely to lead to overtraining.

And Bradley Cooper did not add 40 pounds of muscle in a few months for American Sniper. It's not physiologically possible. Looking at his pictures though, I'd believe he added about 10 pounds of muscle (that's being generous) and 30 pounds of fat. What I like to call Fuscle.

Yeah I'm with you on that.


I dug up the article:

Yahoo Movies - Jake Gyllenhaal made a startling physical metamorphosis for the upcoming boxing drama Southpaw, about a widowed prizefighter looking for another shot in the ring. But the 34-year-old actor, seen in this exclusive poster above as fighter Billy Hope, didn?t just get righteously ripped: He also had to learn the technique of a pro brawler. Gyllenhaal?s trainer, former professional boxer Terry Claybon, insists that the actor wasn?t just fake fighting for the camera. ?I wanted Jake to learn how to box so he wouldn?t be out there on the set trying to act like a boxer,? the 52-year-old trainer tells Yahoo Movies. ?I pushed Jake to the limit.?


Gyllenhaal trained for six months before filming even began last June in Pittsburgh, PA. As Claybon recalls, Gyllenhaal was nowhere near fighting shape when he started training. First off, he was still fairly thin following his well-documented 30-pound weight loss for last year?s crime drama Nightcrawler. For Southpaw, Claybon confirms that Gyllenhaal returned to his normal weight and then gained 15 pounds of pure muscle.


Gyllenhaal was burning so many calories through rigorous workouts that his diet didn?t need to be terribly strict. He did stick to carbs in the morning and protein in the evening. Claybon started him off with three hours of workouts a day: An hour-and-a-half in the morning and an hour-and-a-half in the evening. After two months, the workouts got pushed to six hours a day: Three hours of boxing in the morning and three hours of strengthening, conditioning, and cardio at night. Among the physical feats, the actor would do 1,000 sit-ups in the morning and 1,000 at night. ?Gradually we built up, day-by-day, to 2,000. It takes time to do that,? says Claybon.

[brassmonkey]

it was ok. watch the cobbler last nite! that shit was funny!

[romeo22]

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