“He was terrifying, also it was pretty intense,” Paul Rudd said of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania co-star Jonathan Majors while talking about getting in shape for the MCU film.
On the set of his latest Marvel film, Paul Rudd could have used Ant-ability Man to change his mass.
According to ET Canada, the 2021 News Sexiest Man Alive, 53, said it was “pointless” to try to get in shape next to his Ant-Man and the Wasp. Quantumania co-star Jonathan Majors on The Graham Norton Show this week. He previously told Men’s Health that he “work really hard” to get into Ant-Man shape for the franchise’s third instalment. Explaining that it was “so much harder” than the first film in 2015 and the 2018 sequel Ant-Man and the Wasp.
“I had fallen off more than usual,” he explained. “My clothes were suddenly too small. ‘God, this stinks,’ I thought. I can’t even put these pants on.'”
Rudd said: “So I’d think to myself, ‘I might as well eat some of these cookies.’ I was annoyed and self-conscious. I was simply not in a good mood. ‘I was really hard on myself.'” The Clueless star counsell his Avengers co-star Chris Evans after the Captain America actor was named PEOPLE’s Sexiest Man Alive in November.
“Oh, yes. ‘Look, Chris, here’s the deal,’ I said emphatically. This entails a great deal of responsibility,’ “He laughed. “‘If you want to sit down and maybe have like, we’ll probably need to spend the day. It’ll take hours because there’s a lot you have to live up to and a lot is expect of you. And if you want to have a real strategy session or talk about what’s been going on and what’s need, I’m available.’ And I assign him a number of days.”