Madrid, 31 Aug. (CultureOsio) –
Taylor Lautnerwerewolf tires Jacob Black in The Twilight Saga She has revealed her strict diet to incorporate her character in films. And he has confessed that his experience in the saga he starred in Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart “It was a nightmare.”
And this has been confirmed in a recent interview with Yahoo. actor who was only 16 years old When he shot for the first film in 2008 Catherine Hardwicke Behind the scenes, he explained that he had to win 35 pounds of pure muscle — about 15 kilos — to maintain the role, and to eat 5,000 calories To support this new weight, which was neither easy nor pleasant.
“For this small portion I started at age 16, I weighed 140 pounds and had to put on 30 pounds of muscle to maintain my character. It was an absolute diet nightmare: raw potatoes, turkey burgers , and Shake.” which were basically mud,” Lautner reminisced about his serious eating routine. “It was tough. I had to consume at least 5,000 calories a day to maintain my weight.”He added.
However, the actor hasn’t revealed what it takes to do so. hard change She was supervised by a personal trainer and a dietitian to help her study. And although the process didn’t appeal to Lautner at all, he’s not the only interpreter who’s been under him to embody his characters on the big and small screens.
really, Pattinson himselfThe one who had to gain weight years later to star in The Batman also joked how hard it was before Combat the abs his co-star sported In every installment of Twilight. based on the successful literary saga of Stephenie MeyerThe first film of the saga was released in 2008 and was a box office success. Over $400 million worldwide.
Later, they arrived New Moon (2009), Eclipse (2010), Breaking Dawn – Part 1 (2011), and Breaking Dawn – Part 2 (2012). In addition to Pattinson and Stewart, the cast also starred Peter Facinelli, Elizabeth Reiser, Nikki Reed, Ashley Greene, Jackson Rathbone, Kellan Lutz and Anna Kendrick, With its five films, the franchise grossed over $3.3 billion at the box office.
