Genetics is the biggest factor out of all of them, because Helmsworth is a naturally slender dude.

A perfect example of a naturally jacked up guy would Charles Bronson. Jesus, that guy was ripped before bodybuilding was in the mainstream.

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I think RDJ handled that pretty well for what was some inappropriate nonsense to ask during a movie promo tour.

Legit questions, but wrong forum. Poor form

that was a promo interview.. both parties knew going in that was clearly for promo and then interviewer on purpose *he does this with most of his interviews* egged him on with some super personal stuff.. inappropriate.. You can just tell Robert is doing his best not to deck this dude

Seriously, about a minute into the personal question RDJ started to really breathe HARD. You could tell he was PISSED but he handled it great!!!

Well, yeah.

He's there to promote a super hero movie (hopefully enjoyed by all but clearly made for kids or the young at heart) and he starts getting grilled about family issues and being in prison.

If he wants to talk about that stuff he'll do that sit down at some point. And honestly, he already has...

The douchebag interviewer wanted to turn a 7 minute promo interview into a Barbara Walters special and RDJ called him out on it.

didn't RDJ have anger management classes? explains the breathing lol. You know when someone is pissed when their eyes are at a fixed position and slightly glossy, on the brink of tears due to rage lol.

Also, this dude did it to Django director as well, Quentin T

Michael Jackson too

you would think agents would advise against talkin with this dude.. obviously his employers don't care; they prob encourage him to provoke the interviewee

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BY LUCY O'BRIENAccording to a new report, Marvel and Sony are zoning in on Asa Butterfield as their new Spider-Man.

The 18-year-old's name recently emerged on a leaked short-list for the role, and according to Latino Review, Butterfield is now the frontrunner out of the five rumoured actors.

"Marvel had liked him since day one", a source told the publication.

Butterfield - best known for his roles in Ender's Game and Hugo - is reportedly facing off against Nat Wolff (The Fault in Our Stars/Paper Towns), Tom Holland (The Impossible), Timothee Chalamet (Homeland) and Liam James (The Way, Way Back) to play the young Spidey, who will cameo in Captain America: Civil War before headlining a solo movie in 2017