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The Whale, starring Brendan Fraser.The upcoming drama sees Fraser play Charlie, a morbidly obese and reclusive English teacher who attempts to reconnect with with his 17-year-old daughter, Elle (played by Stranger Things‘ Sadie Sink).The cast also includes Hong Chau (Watchmen), Samantha Morton (Minority Report) and Ty Simpkins (Avengers: Endgame).The Whale does not yet have an official release date, but is set to premiere at the 79th Venice Film Festival in August this year. Check out the first-look image below.The film, which is adapted from Samuel D.

Nineties heartthrob Brandan Fraser has transformed into a 600 pound man for his new film The Whale.In a first look image from The Whale, Fraser has undergone a significant physical transformation in order to play an obese man.Fraser, 53, looks worlds away from the sculpted actor fans remember him as in George Of The Jungle and Encino Man. Nineties heartthrob Brandan Fraser has transformed into a 600 pound man for his new film The Whale amid his return to Hollywood Fraser looks worlds away from the hunk the world once knew him as in George of the Jungle and Encino ManThe A24 film was directed by Darren Aronofsky and sees Fraser play a man 'living with obesity' and 'struggling to reconnect with his 17-year-old daughter', according to Variety.The actor wore prosthetics in order to achieve the look, according IndieWire.An adaptation of the 2012 play The Whale by Samuel D.

he previously said was achieved through prosthetics and makeup.Fraser is playing a 600-pound English teacher named Charlie who suffers from morbid obesity as he attempts to form a relationship with his teenage daughter (Sadie Sink).The two became estranged after Charlie left his family for his gay lover. After his partner’s death, Charlie then turned to binge-eating out of grief.The R-rated drama is directed by Darren Aronofsky and written by Samuel D.

Samuel D. Hunter’s A Case for the Existence of God was named best play of the 2021-22 season today by the the New York Drama Critics’ Circle, with David Lindsay-Abaire’s and Jeanine Tesori’s Kimberly Akimbo chosen as best musical.

MacArthur-winning playwright Samuel D Hunter is adapting the film, based on his 2012 Off-Broadway play of the same name.Hunter told Deadline:  “Adapting my play into a screenplay has been a real labour of love for me. “This story is deeply personal and I'm very thankful it will have the chance to reach a wider audience. “I’ve been a fan of Darren's ever since I saw Requiem for a Dream when I was a college freshman writing my first plays, and I'm so grateful that he's bringing his singular talent and vision to this film.”Aronofsky is known for helming films such as The Wrestler (2008), Mother! (2017) and Black Swan (2010), which earned him an Academy Award nomination.Fans are already building up some awards buzz for Brendan, hoping the high