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The idea of looking at four months of constant vigilance as far as what I ate, as well as two hours a day in the gym doing nothing but a monotonous kind of work-out, that was formidable. I wish I could have just taken a pill and lost all the weight but the reality was that I had to start in October knowing that we were going to go back in February. Weight Loss: 50lbs “The hardest thing was the time. It was the first time I understood how you could get so wrapped up in a role that it could sort of take you down.” 9. “There were some nights that I thought I literally was going to die. On those days my ballet instructor worked with me from 5am to 11am, then I went to hair and make-up and on to the awards shows.” 8. I had one day off on my birthday and half a day off for the Emmys and the Golden Globes. Weight Loss: 20lbs “I trained four hours a day, seven days a week, for seven months. My body resembled a baby bird with its mouth open, crying, ‘Feed me, feed me,’ and you realize momma bird ain’t going to feed you. I got down to 143lbs and I was always hungry, and irritable. I guess if you removed the ‘result’ part of it then I can’t say I enjoyed it.” 6.

Weight Loss: 44lbs “If I’m honest, sometimes I f**king hated it. I’m a salty girl so I had my secret stash with me of potato chips at all times.” 5. I love potato chips, so that was a good thing for me. “ALEX CROSS” is released and distributed by Solar Entertainment Corporation.Weight Gain: 30lbs., with prosthetic teeth and shaved eyebrows “I first began stuffing myself with Krispy Kreme doughnuts, but after a while I got sick of them. Perry recalls his one and only non-acting encounter with Fox: “We met at the production office and he says, ‘I’m Matthew.’ I say, ‘I’m Tyler and this will be the only time we’ll be talking until we’re done.’ And he says, ‘yep, you’re right,’ and we went in separate directions.” “He’s very much of an existentialist and the notion of shattering people’s constructs of right and wrong and the way the world should work, but he’s essentially chaos personified.” “In his mind, he’s giving his victims a moment of truly being alive before they die. “He captures the moment with agonizing Cubist-like sketches because the character becomes more and more obsessed with the actual moment of death,” says Fox of his role. By contrast Picasso’s twisted sense of logic has him inflicting pain his victims or even himself, as he believes this is the only time that a person can be totally free.

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“He’s a civilized man who, as the movie goes on, loses his civilization one layer at a time until he’s down in the depths with Picasso,” notes Cohen. In a way, Patterson and then the filmmakers have constructed Cross as the most American of icons: a lone sheriff in the old west who enforces the law and looks for justice where he can find it. I felt I had to lose a lot of weight and get shredded down so that on the outside Picasso looked like someone who would have these disturbing ideas.”

“He told me and I agreed-months before we started filming-that playing this part was going to require a big commitment physically. “Rob is just a very, very cool director with amazing taste,” says Fox. “I met Matthew Fox for another movie and while it didn’t happen for us, I came away with the impression that he was intense guy and I remembered him. Cohen’s take on it was that it should be somebody who could have played the hero, thus accentuating the ambiguity of the character. When it came to casting Cross’ adversary, Cohen went against conventional wisdom which would have led him to who would make the best villain. In unstoppable action, and unforeseeable twists, ‘Alex Cross’, Matthew Fox plays the baddie role and arch adversary of private investigator Alex Cross played by Tyler Perry. For film, his credits include Speed Racer, Vantage Point, Smokin’ Aces, We are Marshall and the forthcoming movies Billy Smoke and World War Z starring Brad Pitt.

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His other television work includes the popular Golden Globe award-winning series “Party of Five.” He recently made his theater debut as ‘Bobby’ in Neil Labute’sIn a Forest, Dark & Deep, for which he received rave reviews. Abrams award-winning smash-hit series “Lost.” For this role, he jointly won the 2005 SAG Ensemble Award, as well as being nominated for the Golden Globe and Emmy for Outstanding Leading Man in a Drama Series.

MATTHEW FOX is best known for his role as Dr.

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