British actor Tom Hardy, known for his roles in films with high levels of exercise, first spoke openly about the consequences of such a career. In a recent interview for Esquire UK, a 47-year-old star confessed that years of shooting in militants and participation in martial arts tournaments had seriously affected his health.
"I underwent two knee surgery, I have a hernia of the intervertebral disc in my back, as well as sciatica. And I have it… is it plantar fascititis? Where did it come from? And why? Why?
The actor emphasized that the main causes of such problems are constant training for shooting, participation in real combat matches and high requirements for physical form. These activities were often accompanied by injuries that have accumulated over the years and made themselves known.
Despite the difficulty, Tom Hardy is not going to complete his career or give up active roles. However, he admits that every year the body is increasingly difficult to recover after loads.
