Noah Centineo looks unrecognisable in thirst trap film transformation
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Someone sound the thirst trap klaxon, because Noah Centineo just shared some topless transformation pics on Instagram.
You might know the 24-year-old best for his starring role in Netflix rom com To All The Boys I've Loved Before. But Noah's next movie has involved a major bulk up.
The actor will star alongside Dwayne Johnson in Worlds of DC's Black Adam, where he'll play the fictional supervillain's best friend Atom Smasher, aka Albert Rothstein.
The character, who previously made a live-action appearance in an episode of The CW's The Flash, is known for his power of super-strength. Hence why Noah has been in the gym a lot.
"Thirst trap by @kirkmyersfitness," he wrote on Instagram alongside the bulked up pics, which have attracted much attention from celebrity friends and fans.
"Noah. You look amazing 🔥🔥🔥" Lana Condor wrote, while someone else added, "I was not prepared." A third wrote, "My jaw dropped to the f***ing FLOOR" and another put, "All of my atoms have been smashed."
Cosmopolitan UK recently caught up with Noah to discuss the third To All the Boys: Always and Forever film, which came out in February, touching on his chemistry with co-star Lana.
"I would say that we’re like a married couple at this point," he revealed. "Whenever we get together you feel extraordinarily comfortable with the person because I’ve worked with her for three and a half years now and it’s very seamless. It’s wonderful."
Lana also had nothing but nice things to say about her co-star turned close friend. "From the first moment I met him in the chemistry reads for the first film I just knew that... like we speak the same language," Lana told us. "Our hearts kind of thump the same way... We’re very similar and often at times we know what each other is thinking, and I think that’s really special."
Those fire emojis speak a similar story!
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