When director Tomáš Magnusek appeared at the premiere of the film Shoky & Morthy: The Last Big Event some time ago, everyone’s jaws dropped. He looked great! He was in a slimming phase, bursting with wit and energy. Today, however, everything is different.
Director Tomáš Magnusek has been losing weight for some time on Friday, and successfully, he managed to lose half of his weight, which was eighty kilos. Now he himself admits that he is gaining weight again and is devastated by it. But his change of status has its reasons.
Previously, the director of Bastards made fun of his character and he didn’t mind the fact that he was around. The turning point came when he was not enough for his children and his weight began to fundamentally affect his life. The hand on the scale showed almost 200 kilos!
“I was just kidding. But the more I joked about it, the more awkward I got,” he admitted Flash.
The director was delighted with the weight loss
The weight loss was slow at first, but it finally caught on and in September of last year the director had lost almost 80 kilos. He was ecstatic how he was living better, breathing great and enjoying joy with his family. Tomáš also stopped drinking alcohol and smoking.
“I have the last thirteen kilograms waiting for me. Then I’ll be half the weight I was two years ago. And that will be key,” he planned the last part of his challenge. Then he looked forward to starting to eat normally again, but he would do sports so that he wouldn’t regain the lost pounds.
However, health complications brought him ten kilos back
Unfortunately, however, health complications came into play and the director has gained ten kilos again and is quite exhausted.
“Keeping it off is much worse than losing weight itself. I’ve been sick for three months, so I’m up ten kilos. I’m depressed about it because I love food,” he revealed to the pro super.cz.
Now he wants to lose weight again and he says he will do everything to get his dream weight back. He totally encourages this in the summer, so he spends it actively with his family. The sun, as is well known, also helps people’s gloom, so it will certainly benefit the psyche of a demotivated director.
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