Steroids in Hollywood

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[robertfhub]

Again its such hypocrosy. plastic surgery, Botox, and implants are OK but steroids are wicked.

 

[nothuman]

I felt my IQ drop after reading every line of that article

 

[Landmonster]

The root of the problem is that the public views that as a "short cut". We all know they can be a short cut, but their best use is to attain something that's not really attainable naturally.


In other words, the public thinks... "This actor used AAS/hGH/etc as a "short cut" instead of putting in hours in the gym, and staying stict on a diet. He could have done the same thing without them! For shame!"

People are so ignorant to believe that the results that actors like Stalone/Schwarzenegger/etc got are attainable without drugs, so long as the person works long enough and hard enough.

 

[triathloncoach]

I always love when trainers swear that their clients are all natural. They are magicians.

I remember a story of Arnold asking Ed Norton what he was on to bulk up for that skin head role he did maybe 10 years ago. Ed was indignant and said nothing. Supposedly Arnold laughed in his face and walked away.

 

[Bobby Light]

I always love when trainers swear that their clients are all natural. They are magicians.

I remember a story of Arnold asking Ed Norton what he was on to bulk up for that skin head role he did maybe 10 years ago. Ed was indignant and said nothing. Supposedly Arnold laughed in his face and walked away.

Lol he wasn't at all impressive in that movie though...I don't get why people always assumed he used something for it. Good movie though.

 

[Landmonster]

Lol he wasn't at all impressive in that movie though...I don't get why people always assumed he used something for it. Good movie though.

He went from like 150lbs to 185lbs pretty quickly.

 

[Bobby Light]

He went from like 150lbs to 185lbs pretty quickly.

Yeah maybe if I knew the exact time frame I would think differently..but he didn't look 185 to me lol

 

[BOOMSHAKER]

Yeah maybe if I knew the exact time frame I would think differently..but he didn't look 185 to me lol

Rounders - 1998
American History X - 1998

both movies came out the same year, which means he must have been filiming two at the same time, or went from finished filimg one and immediatly started the other one. Ed does appear to have gotten a little help from his secret stash bottle.

 

[Medic08]

I though Edward Norton looked pretty good in American History X, but he wasn't big by any means. Remember, he's 6'1 so 185 isn't very big for that height. I think the black and white shots made him appear a lot bigger.

 

[Bigtiny8859]

they still couldnt explain what the bad effects fromm HGH were lol

 

[comedycentral]

Trainer / trainee confidentiality ha ha. What a load of shit

 

[ARH]

Id be willing to bet the guy from man of steel used some stuff.

And look at thor, he was much bigger in his movie than in the other stuff hes in. Go figure. Oh I just ate more. Ive been around the gym long enough to tell when ppl I see all the time are on. They are there 365 days a year regardless. There is a reason they get big for a few months and then go back to looking unimpressive. Maybe its just me.

 

[suppsandpins]

I felt my IQ drop after reading every line of that article

LMAO!

 

[Rory33]

Yeah maybe if I knew the exact time frame I would think differently..but he didn't look 185 to me lol

Agreed. He didn't look anything like he was on. Tbh I didn't know he trained for that lol. I'd be embarrassed too if I was taking gear to look that way.

 

[-TOXIC-]

From what I understand Brad Pitt was on Dbol to bulk up for his role in Troy. I mean, look at his cheeks. Storing walnuts! lol

 

[jay531]

Just watched "Pain and Gain" with the rock and mark wahlberg. Walhberg looks like he def was "on". Big soft bloated look. I have a 52 inch led TV and at point on the movie I could see acne bumps on his shoulders and back that were covered by make up. Lol he denied taking anything yea ok

 

[Google&Pubmed]

Just watched "Pain and Gain" with the rock and mark wahlberg. Walhberg looks like he def was "on". Big soft bloated look. I have a 52 inch led TV and at point on the movie I could see acne bumps on his shoulders and back that were covered by make up. Lol he denied taking anything yea ok

1) That movie actually pissed me off.

2) of course he was on on reddit he talked about how much he had to gain and all that and there is only one way to gain that much in that amount of time

3) Mark maxed bench 315...that's a fun fact

4) The biggest shittest steroid user was the guy that played bane. Fuck him. Fuck his fans for that movie. and Fuck his trainer and whoever that told him having oversized traps was an amazing idea.

I just said all those to do a semi rant.


Of course they all use it. A lot of females in hollywood do fat injection in their ass and people still "look down" on people that do it. It's just the culture...it will change.

 

[MFZB]

After reading the article and comments its crazy to see how negatively normal people view steroids. Its both humorous and irritating at the same time. Regarding hollywood does nobody notice how many lives have been lost or ruined from illegal recs, legal booze and tobacco, and prescribed medications. Yet steroids are a problem.. come on now, really?....

Where does this hatred for steroids come from anyways. So according to the general public you are a better person being a fat lazy unmotivated natural slob than a chemically enhanced lean muscular person with drive and discipline. I guess that makes sense, it would be a lot easier...

 

[Ashop]

Again its such hypocrosy. plastic surgery, Botox, and implants are OK but steroids are wicked.

Well said,,,It absolutely blows my mind. You can have sex changes,,implants of many sorts but a guy who wants to increase his performance is a cheater and some places a criminal. UNREAL!!