Dave Bautista Gets Jacked for God of War, Shows Gains in New Video
- On Sunday, Dave Bautista shared an update on his preparations for Prime Video's God of War series, revealing he has gained 20 pounds of muscle to reach 250 pounds. "Gained 20 lbs for GOW," Bautista said.
- Ryan Hurst exited the production due to a bicep injury sustained on set, prompting the shift to Bautista in August and necessitating a complete recast of the lead character.
- Having weighed around 315 pounds for Knock at the Cabin, Bautista previously focused on weight loss before resuming intense weight training to achieve the physical requirements for Kratos.
- Showrunner Ronald D. Moore leads the God of War adaptation, which features Callum Vinson as Atreus and is directed by Frederick E.O. Toye for the first two episodes.
- Expanding his Hollywood career, Bautista secured roles in Road House 2 and Highlander, both of which are expected to arrive in the coming years.
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Batista has showed off his progress of building muscle to play Kratos in the upcoming Amazon Prime series, crossing 250 pounds. With the growth of his acting career in recent years, 'The Animal' had shed a lot of his muscle to improve his overall health due to not needing it for the roles he had…
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