Some of these actors just took it a bit too far with their craft.
In promoting the new Apple TV+ drama The Crowded Room, leading man Tom Holland made it no secret that he went through the wringer in portraying the show’s lead character, a man with dissociative identity disorder. Holland has even claimed that he needed to retreat from the set for a week just to get his mind clear while he also apparently struggled to ever leave the role behind whenever he got home from shooting.
Leonardo DiCaprio Covered Himself in Ants for 'The Revenant' The process of harming one's self for an acting job is not just some random act performers decide to indulge in as a treat. Part of the reason it's so common to hear of actors busting bones and enduring long-term trauma from their roles is because these approaches are a byproduct of how filmmakers want to execute a movie.
'Succession's Jeremy Strong Had a Strange Request for Aaron Sorkin No human life is worth a movie. Folks being safe and the creation of quality art are not two mutually exclusive entities. Considering that, the rampant practice of brutal movies and TV shows that feature actors willing to hurt themselves for a role isn’t impressive. If anything, they demonstrate difficulty putting a proper perspective on one’s role and craft.
Meanwhile, Christian Bale leaned into one of his first instances of transforming his physical body for a movie role by shedding 62 pounds for the lead part of The Machinist. The feature scored mixed-to-positive marks back in 2004 and, in the years since its release, has largely been superseded by Bale's acting techniques. The film and Bale's character never managed to score their own identity beyond the shocking "sacrifices" Bale put into the part.
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