The fighter turned into an actor is at the Toronto Film Festival promoting his new film, The Smashing Machine, where he plays Mma Mark Kerr’s fighter.
Dwayne Johnson He revealed that his recent weight loss is for an upcoming role in a film, where he plays a 70 -year -old man whose best friend is a chicken.
The fighter turned into an actor is in the Toronto Film Festival promoting your new movie, The Smashing Machinewhere he plays the fighter of MMA Mark Kerr. The fans were surprised at the premiere of the film in Venice when the actor, known for his muscular physique who gave to speak in the trailer, appeared wearing more thin than usual.
The reason behind Dwayne Johnson’s weight loss
The star explained her weight loss in a retrospective talk of her career in Toronto on Monday, September 8. The change is due to your next movie, Lizard Musicwhere he collaborates with Benny Safdiedirector of The Smashing Machine. The film is based on a novel by Daniel Pinkwaterwhere Johnson will play an old man named Chicken Man who accompanies a child in a fantastic adventure.
“Benny proposed this later,” Johnson said during the talk. “And after about 45 minutes, the presentation ended and said: ‘I am your chicken man’.” Shared that He has lost 13 kilos of muscle since he played fighter Kerr And he admitted: “I still have a long way to go”.
However, the rapid and furious star added: “I am very excited to have the opportunity to transform myself again, as I could do in ‘Smashing Machine’. (It means) eating less chicken.”
The Smashing Machine has earned Johnson Some of the best criticisms of his careerin addition to rumors of a possible Oscar candidacy.
The film received a foot ovation of 15 minutes after its world premiere in Venice last week (September 1), with images of the event that showed Johnson visibly moved to tears.
Source: Ambito
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