“It’s difficult talking about it because with Marvel it’s all secret squirrel,” he says, “but the most important thing is that your mental and physical health has to be number one, and the aesthetic goals have to be secondary, otherwise you end up promoting something that is unhealthy and unrealistic if you don’t have the financial backing of a studio paying for your meals and training. Poulter says, cautiously and diplomatically, that preparing for Guardians of the Galaxy 3 has been “interesting”. Over the course of his twenties, Poulter has left Leonardo DiCaprio buried alive in the wilderness in The Revenant, played a callous, racist cop in Detroit, spouted conspiracy theories as a game creator in Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, had his lovely face skinned off in Midsommar, and pushed opioids on mining towns in Dopesick.Īn eclectic variety of parts, then, none of which have required body transformation.
He has the best brows in the business – their steep curve wriggling from mischief to malice at his will – offset by a gentle boyishness that makes it feel like you’re seeing an old friend when he pops up on screen.
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