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Jamie Foxx Bulks Up For Mike Tyson Biopic, Shares Photos Of New Look

  • Jun 19, 2020
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When it comes to totally transforming for a movie role, Jamie Foxx is without a doubt the king.

On Thursday (Jun 18) Jamie Foxx took to Instagram to announce that he will be producing and starring in a new biopic about heavyweight boxing legend Mike Tyson by dropping a selfie showing off his new form.

During an Instagram Live show with Mark Birnbaum this week, Foxx revealed he was doing 60 pullups, 60 dips, and 100 pushups every other day to prepare for the role, before adding that he may rely on prosthetics to resemble Tyon’s leg physique.

“What I’m doing right now is changing the body,” Foxx said.

“I ain’t got no calf muscles, so we might have to get some prosthetics for Foxx Bulks Up For Mike Tyson Biopic, Shares Photos Of New Look 

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