Sam Corlett has undergone an extreme body transformation and lost 26 kilograms to play a methamphetamine addict in his new film.
The Australian actor shared several confronting images on Instagram of his dramatic weight loss for his new film, He Ain’t Heavy.
The Vikings: Valhalla star revealed her emaciated figure and radical transformation in before and after photos.
“With guidance, I ended up going from 92kg (for Vikings: Valhalla) to 66kg for this movie,” he wrote.
“I found that the physical structure gave me so much mental clarity and emotional access that it helped me serve the character of Max.”
Sam told him Confidential He only ate “one meal a day for four months” and walked 20 to 30,000 steps a day to lose weight.
However, the actor admitted that it was difficult for him to return to healthy eating habits once filming wrapped.
“Surely after the dysmorphia I had a hard time getting back to normal,” he said.
Sam Corlett has revealed his extreme body transformation after losing 26 kilograms to play a methamphetamine addict in his new film
“My previous diet was training for the Vikings, so I had to find a whole new normal and my stomach was used to consuming so much food.”
Sam has been a rising star thanks to his breakout role in the hit Netflix series Vikings: Valhalla.
She studied at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, before landing a role in the film The Dry alongside Eric Bana.
After falling in love with acting, she landed a role on the Netflix show Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina.
But his role in Vikings: Valhalla, the Vikings spin-off set 100 years after the Lothbrok era, has been a game-changer.
The Australian actor shared several confronting images of his dramatic weight loss for his new film He Ain’t Heavy on Instagram.
In the show, Sam plays the lead role of Norse warrior Leif Eriksson, who was said to be the first European to set foot in North America.
He previously said Australian Men’s HealthHe never had his sights set on acting or Hollywood, but instead took up theater at school to help combat his anxiety, which soon became an “obsession.”
“I used to watch the original show with my dad when I was a kid and I knew he’d be delighted if I ended up doing this,” Sam said of his role in the sequel.
“I sat in a Netflix meeting and they just said, ‘If you just press this button, you’ll reach 222 million people around the world.'” I still can’t grasp that idea.
Sam has been a rising star thanks to his breakout role in the hit Netflix series Vikings: Valhalla.
