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Brie Larson’s physical challenge
Oscar winning actress Brie Larson says shooting for her forthcoming film \"Kong: Skull Island\" was physically taxing in a way that she has \"never experienced before\". The film, backed by Warner Bros, is set in the early 1970s, and is a reboot of the King Kong franchise.
Oscar winning actress Brie Larson says shooting for her forthcoming film "Kong: Skull Island" was physically taxing in a way that she has "never experienced before". The film, backed by Warner Bros, is set in the early 1970s, and is a reboot of the King Kong franchise.
"There's a lot of movement in this film. I had never gotten to that point where I'm really pushing myself to the limit, and it's amazing what your body can do. It's fun," Larson said in a statement. Larson says she had a trainer to help her for her role.
She said: "I had done that before when I did 'Room', but it was a different kind of training. For 'Kong: Skull Island', it was about bulking up. You sit differently in your body when you have that type of strength."
Larson plays the role of a photo-journalist in the film, which is all about tracing and capturing a giant monstrous ape named Kong. The film is slated to release on March 10.
