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Chris Hemsworth Reveals ‘insanely physical’ Workout For New Hulk Hogan Film
Actor, Chris Hemsworth, who is best known for his role in Thor, has revealed that he will have to bulk up much more than he did for Thor for a new biopic film about Wrestling legend, Hulk Hogan.
The biopic will be a Netflix original directed by Todd Phillips, the mastermind behind 2019’s Oscar-winning hit Joker.
Hogan, 66, 6ft 7ins, is a 12-time wrestling world champion, was last seen on WWE television when Team Hogan beat Team Flair at Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia last October.
Hemsworth speaking about his role, told Total Film: “As you can imagine, the preparation for the role will be insanely physical.
“I will have to put on more size than I ever have before, even more than I put on for Thor.”
Hemsworth added: “There is the accent as well as the physicality and the attitude.
“I will also have to do a deep dive into the rabbit hole of the wrestling world, which I’m really looking forward to doing.”
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