Prior to the appearance of “The Man of the North”, Alexander Skarsgდrd had already given the audience the benefit of using his flexor muscles in one of the adaptations of the famous Tarzan myth. A movie that will soon leave Netflix!
To portray the muscular protagonist of Robert Eggers’ “The Man of the North,” which is currently in theaters, Alexander Skarsgდrd underwent insane training, where he kept 3,700 calories a day, in addition to the intense exercise that he had to remind him of what we would gain. He for Tarzan.
Indeed, the Swedish actor is not the first to undergo a physical transformation. To camp for the legendary Tarzan in the 2016 film of the same name by David Yates, released in 2016, Stellan Skarsgდისrd’s son has already gained muscle to be credible as a monkey. A metamorphosis that did not satisfy the film community, during which the actor spends a lot of time without shirts!
Want to (rediscover) rediscover the story of a character created by Edgar Rice Burroughs or just follow Alexander Skarsgარrd’s Abs? It’s happening on Netflix! Be careful, the feature film will leave the platform on July 5th.
So you only have a week left to see the protagonist wandering from vine to vine in the jungle with his beloved Jane, played by Margo Robbie for the occasion. Recall, the film begins when Tarzan returns to his aristocratic origins after growing up in the jungles of Africa and now responds to the name of John Clayton, Lord Greystock.
He leads a peaceful life with his wife Jane until the day he is invited to the Congo as Emissary of Commerce. But he is far from the trap of doubt that awaits him. Because the wonderful Belgian Leon Rome (Christoph Waltz) is determined to use it to quench his thirst for revenge and greed …
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