Gal Gadot says learned to love running for role in new thriller
Israeli actress Gal Gadot said she looked like “Phoebe from [TV sitcom] Friends” when she first started running to prepare for her role in the film “The Runner,” slated for release next week.(Phoebe Buffay, a character in the television show that ran from 1994 to 2004, had a wild, arms-and-legs-flailing running style.)“Running is not a part of my life. I hated running before so I had to literally learn how to run and prep for nine months,” the Hollywood star told the Associated Press at the Los Angeles Premiere of the film on Friday.Gal Gadot says she ran like "Phoebe from 'Friends'' before training for her latest film "The Runner."#GalGadot #TheRunner pic.twitter.com/DGtyOKN8D6Gadot said her “amazing Olympic trainer,” former British Olympic sprinter Malachi Davis, taught her how to “love-ish” running.The action thriller will premiere on Amazon’s Prime Video platform on Sept. 2.It stars Gadot, who portrays Maia Marten, the main protagonist,…
Israeli actress Gal Gadot, starring in the upcoming thriller "The Runner," revealed she had to learn to run for her role, stating, "I hated running before so I had to literally learn how to run and prep for nine months." She was coached by former British Olympic sprinter Malachi Davis. The film, premiering on Amazon Prime Video on September 2, features Gadot as Maia Marten, who undertakes missions to save her abducted son. Production in London faced significant delays, reportedly over 20 days, due to anti-Israel protests. The Metropolitan Police confirmed five arrests for harassment related to these disruptions, noting, "Protesters have repeatedly disrupted filming at locations across London."
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