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Can Lewis Pullman Lead the MCU Out of the Void?
Lewis Pullman knew he was going to have to look ripped—he just wasn’t sure how much of him anyone was actually going to see. There’s a moment fairly early on in Thunderbolts*, the 36th film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, when the 32-year-old actor’s character—then just known as a dude named Bob—is shot many, many, many times with machine guns. But Bob isn’t just a dude named Bob; he’s actually the Sentry, the end result of a secret government project led by CIA director Valentina Allegra de Fontaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) to create the perfect superhero. And, as it turns out, Bob will rise from the literal ashes. But how much of someone’s shirt remains after getting shot approximately 1,000 times? Pullman worked out his whole body extensively in the months leading up to filming; whatever happened with the big reveal, he was going to be ready. “I had to be prepared for whatever felt plausible for when people are shooting you with automatic machine guns,” Pullman says on a late-April morning at Men’s Health’s Manhattan offices, just a couple days before the movie will officially be unveiled to the world. “How much of your shirt is actually going to come off?”
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