Henry Cavill shot the new Netflix fantasy series, The Witcher, in Budapest. And of course, while being there, he had to keep up his physique as well by going to the gym between shooting his scenes.
He went to Flex, a gym in Budapest, reports Player.
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Flex offers a wide variety of services like bodybuilding, CrossFit, cardio park, but it also has a healthy restaurant called Flex’n Fresh, as well as infrasaunas.
No wonder many actors chose to work out there while filming in Budapest. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Dwayne Johnson or Jamie Foxx and Will Smith are just a few examples.
Henry Cavill mentioned Flex on The Witcher press tour while being asked about how he keeps his impressive shape during filming. He then starts to praise Flex Gym, saying it is one of the best gyms he has ever been to. When the interviewer jokingly notes that she “loves the shoutout they are getting right now”, Cavill says Flex Gym deserves every bit of it. He was well looked after and not just because he is famous for his role as Superman in the DC Universe.
This was not the first time Henry Cavill mentioned having a great time in Flex Gym. He posted a photo of himself working out back in June and paired it with a heartfelt and motivating caption while praising Ádám Szedlacskó, the head of Flex gym, for his helpfulness.
And here’s the reaction of Flex on Cavill’s interview.
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Source: player.hu
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