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I like it! He has a very strong jawline. His eyes are intense. I think with some blonde hair dye and 6 months of working out he can look the part. People might not remember but Chris Hemsworth was a skinny guy before Thor. Now look at him.
Don't forget all the steroids. Lots and lots of steroids. You can visually see what Chris liked before and after Thor when he took his first cycle. I don't even want to know what he was on for Love and Thunder. Dude was massive.
I like it! He has a very strong jawline. His eyes are intense. I think with some blonde hair dye and 6 months of working out he can look the part. People might not remember but Chris Hemsworth was a skinny guy before Thor. Now look at him.
Don't forget all the steroids. Lots and lots of steroids. You can visually see what Chris liked before and after Thor when he took his first cycle. I don't even want to know what he was on for Love and Thunder. Dude was massive.
Perfect picture for it! I don't think that Chris' physique in 2010 would've been unattainable for him naturally, but with how fast he was able to get to that point it would 100% involve steroids of some kind (pretty much every super hero actor is using steroids). As a consistent gym goer myself, there is a lot you can do naturally without the use of PED's. However, its more so about how much time it took to get there. And there is no possible way you can go from 2009 to 2010 without the use of PED's. Especially considering he was probably doing that in a 6-8 month period. I don't think he was on a lot there as, but you can trust that he was using it in some capacity. Regardless, he still had to put in the work to attain the physique.
@caliban unfortunately, because chicks won't agree to go see the movie with their geeky boyfriends unless He-Man is "hot".
Do you remember the commercial for the Dolph He-Man movie where it ended with a woman saying He-Man's hot? It didn't go that well then but consider it market tested with Thor.
OMG He's hot y'all! 😍😆 He has a thick British accent too!
T H I S S S 😩
new celebrity crush unlocked !! lmao
he-man w a british accent? hmmmm, maybe. 😏that could be quite nice.
harkens back to mr. lundgren getting to use his lovely natural swedish accent for he-man in the 1987 canon movie, i always felt that it added such charm to his particular portrayal of he-man, made the character his own you know.
ig if prince adam's ship happens to crash land in london lol
That is perfect adora lovely! Adam crash lands in London and picks up a sexy accent and a taste for fish and chips! 😋
I like it! He has a very strong jawline. His eyes are intense. I think with some blonde hair dye and 6 months of working out he can look the part. People might not remember but Chris Hemsworth was a skinny guy before Thor. Now look at him.
Don't forget all the steroids. Lots and lots of steroids. You can visually see what Chris liked before and after Thor when he took his first cycle. I don't even want to know what he was on for Love and Thunder. Dude was massive.
Perfect picture for it! I don't think that Chris' physique in 2010 would've been unattainable for him naturally, but with how fast he was able to get to that point it would 100% involve steroids of some kind (pretty much every super hero actor is using steroids). As a consistent gym goer myself, there is a lot you can do naturally without the use of PED's. However, its more so about how much time it took to get there. And there is no possible way you can go from 2009 to 2010 without the use of PED's. Especially considering he was probably doing that in a 6-8 month period. I don't think he was on a lot there as, but you can trust that he was using it in some capacity. Regardless, he still had to put in the work to attain the physique.
What do you think about Hugh Jackman? Do you think he took PEDs too? Someone told me you can tell by the veins that they don't pop out naturally like that without pills.
I think Nicholas would be awesome in the role!
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@gatorrob Wow. That's an incredible comparison. I haven't watched the OG X-Men movies in so long I forgot what Hugh looked like back then. I would say that its 100% guaranteed he was using PED's in the later Wolverine renditions. He's definitely all natural on the left. Veins are one indicator, but you can achieve vein popping with dehydration and by being very lean as well. In my opinion the easiest way to tell if someone is using is by looking at the separation of their shoulder muscles (deltoids) and their traps (muscles that run between you shoulder and neck and into your upper back). Its nearly impossible to achieve a hard, separated look between these muscles for a majority of people so if there's a really clean cut line between the two of them the person is likely using. Again that's not to say that you can just take PED's and stack muscle, it still requires an insane amount of work. Basically they'll help you push past your natural boundary and allow you to reach what your natural potential would've been sooner.
Here is a great example of what can be achieved naturally: Jeff Nippard YouTube Page
I believe beyond a shadow of a doubt that Jeff is and always has been 100% natural. He has an incredible physique, but its his job to compete and he's been working out consistently for a decade to achieve what he has now. The issue with actors is that they don't have the time to dedicate to get to this point. Hence why a majority of them use steroids. In the older Marvel movies (pre-Ironman/MCU) I think everyone was natural, but as the Marvel movies blew up so did the requirements of the male physique and actors. Actors who used to have nice, athletic physiques needed to get even bigger and the easiest way to do that is to cycle up. Especially because the studios usually have doctors on call as well to help negate and manage any side effects the PED's.
TLDR; Even if you were in the bottom 10% of genetics you could still achieve a great physique, but it will take lots of time and dedication and you likely won't be able to win a competition. If someone goes from zero to hero out of the blue, its pretty much guaranteed they're on something. If they're a male action star, they're probably on something as well (even if its something "minor" like TRT).
@smokinya PEDs are controlled substances right? As far as I know using them to build muscle is not medically legal. There must be doctors out there who forgot to take their hippocratic oath. Or maybe they are getting their PEDs from Mexico.
Depending on the country, yes they are a controlled substance, but they really aren't that hard to get. Additionally, since he seems like he lives in the UK it would be even easier to get. In the UK PEDs are legal to have on your person for personal use. Its only illegal to sell it or to give it to someone else. But based on some documentaries I've watched on YouTube it doesn't seem like the police care to enforce the law very much.
I would assume the doctors actors/studios would use would be entirely private and have private clinics. For example, here in Canada you can go to a certain type of clinic (forgot the name of it) and get prescribed TRT fairly easily. TRT is mostly used to get your testosterone levels back to normal levels. Good for folks doing shift work or for older men to get their levels back to when they were in their early twenties, but based on what I've heard its pretty easy to get prescribed TRT even if you don't "need" it. Granted TRT is going to be a very minor dosage compared to using anabolics.
The only thing that bothers me about the use of PED's (I've never taken anything myself FYI) is how its warped the reality of society and how many people flat out lie about using them while selling fitness products. We need look no further than this very thread where we have lots of people saying that as long as he "bulks" up for the next 6-8 months he should be a fine choice. Many not realizing that it would take him YEARS of dedication to naturally get a He-Man esque physique. Or they could also just use CGI lol
@smokinya I have been thinking a lot about it and I am OK with them using CG as long as it doesn't look fake. Is there any examples out there where CG was used to create muscle and it looked realistic? All I can think is the Hulk from Avengers End Game but his skin was green which kind of changes things.
