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u/DiMarcoTheGawd Aug 21 '26

He has range. His scene in Bladerunner is proof of that.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '26 edited Aug 21 '26

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u/scr33ner Aug 21 '26

He’s got nutritionists & I’m sure bulking up won’t be hard.

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u/Chonky_D_Floofy Aug 21 '26

At his age it’s much harder than it used to be

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u/BuddyLaDouche Aug 21 '26

I don't think they'll test him for anything that could speed things up relatively safely.

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u/Silver_Scalez Aug 21 '26

You said test lol...

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u/Affectionate-Ad-6934 Aug 21 '26

Nah he will be fine. Look up muscle memory.

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u/IAmAlive_YouAreDead Aug 21 '26

Ah yes nutritionists, the witch doctors of muscle gain

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u/DiMarcoTheGawd Aug 21 '26

I’m the opposite. Who gives af about the look if the performance isn’t believable.

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u/MolaMolaMania Aug 21 '26

Exactly!

What's creeping me out is all these comments focusing on how his body is going to look and whether that will be acceptable.

It reminds of me how women are unilaterally criticized about theirs looks down to a molecular level in much the same way.

Score one for toxic masculinity, I guess?

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u/saxonturner Aug 21 '26

As someone that’s dipped in and out of the gym my whole life, taking breaks of years sometimes, your body sort of remembers how big it got and it takes basically no time at all to get back its previous size or close to it. For example I got pretty big before I took this break im on now, my kid was born last October and I’ll probably stay out the gym till spring now. It took me a few years to get the the size I did but it will probably take me 3-4 months, depending on how well I stick to the diet, to get back to it.

Dave is no stranger to “help” either, while I’ve never taken anything like that it most certainly makes it easier and faster, his nutrition will be the biggest thing, he is also probably used to eating like a machine anyway.

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u/little_Shepherd Aug 22 '26

Just to back you up on this: when your muscles get bigger, you don't grow more muscle cells, the cells themselves just get bigger. They eventually grow more nuclei to handle more intracellular activity. When you lose muscle mass, the cells get smaller but the extra nuclei remain. That's why it takes sooo much longer to get the size and strength initially than to get it back.

No idea about his age and extra "help" and how that will play into it, but I'd assume he and most of these types are on trt anyway because they've probably wrecked their ability to produce testosterone naturally