Mike Hannigan of the NBC sitcom Friends enjoyed the experience of having a fit routine. He used to wake up early in the morning and feel good most of the times. The new fitness routine kept him feeling more energized and it became easy for him to slide in the role of Ant-Man. Due to his good body shape, he felt closer to his character and it helped him to do justice to the role too.
Not Letting Go
The Knocked Up actor has become addicted to his new fitness plans. He recently said that he is still following the workouts (after the release of the film) and eating pretty well. It seems that someone really got a knack for keeping fit. Don’t you think?
Past Experience with Transformation for a Film
The occasional producer also recalled his experience of transforming his body for another film, This Is 40 (2012). In that film, the director Judd Apatow advised him to eat a lot of cupcakes so that he could be a bit heavier to fit the role flawlessly.
Paul Rudd Body Transformation: Showing off shirtless Ant-Man body
Thankful for Not Having to Beef Up
Paul was seen expressing relief on the fact that he was not asked to put on a lot of weight for the role like Hugh Jackman had to do to do to play the role of Wolverine. But Paul seemed happy by the fact that he got to show off his six packs for one scene in Ant-Man.
Being Grateful for the Role
The celebrity who received The Hollywood Walk of Fame on July 1, 2015 also seemed grateful for grabbing the role of Ant-Man. He declared that playing a comic book character was a new experience for him and he wanted to do something extraordinary. Well, after seeing his superb performance in Ant-Man, we would like to say that he really has done something incredible.
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If you haven’t watched the film until now, then we urge you to watch it at least once. It’s a great movie that can be enjoyed solo, with family or with friends. Also, don’t forget to keep checking Healthy Celeb for more juice on how the celebrities are getting fitter and healthier for a film role or for their own well being.