Brendan Fraser, the star of “The Mummy,” put on up to 270 kg. New images alarmed enthusiasts.

For his part in Darren Aronofsky’s play Whale, he changed his appearance. The A24 film studio’s Twitter account posted the first image taken on the set.

The movie is a part of the 79th Venice International Film Festival’s official lineup, which runs from August 31 to September 10. The actor’s head is all that is visible in the opening photos from the filming, but it is already obvious that he has totally transformed into the main character, who is a foggy figure.

Keith narrates the tale of Charlie, a man who gained up to 270 kg as a result of binge eating and the breakup with his fiancée. Ellie, the protagonist’s 17-year-old daughter, is upset with him for betraying his family and the protagonist tries to mend fences with her.

Something must be there that we haven’t yet seen. I can only say that. Certainly, it falls short of all I’ve done in the past, but I’m not trying to be humble. I anticipate your admiration, he says.

It should be noted that Brendan Fraser has put on a lot of weight recently as a result of accidents and personal issues he had while filming The Mummy. This wasn’t always the case, though, since his superb shape throughout his formative years made many people envious.

The actor had an athletic build when he was younger.

Brendan Fraser had a weight problem and was in risk of quitting his job.

Consider the time in the actor’s life when there wasn’t much employment. He dove headfirst into each project and suffered major injuries on the third “Mummy” filming set, including a broken rib, an intervertebral disc rupture, knee, and voice cord damage. Up until 2015, Brendan spent a lot of time in the hospital to enhance his health. This is one of the factors contributing to the actor’s sudden weight gain, as was previously noted.

Her Last Dream: Brave Little Girl Marries Childhood Love Just Days Before Tragedy

Ask any parent and they’ll likely tell you there’s nothing they wouldn’t do for their child.

Becoming a mother or father changes life in ways that are hard to explain. From that day on, parents dedicate themselves to loving, caring for, and worrying about their child for the rest of their lives.

Sadly, though, there are some things even parents can’t prevent. Accidents and illness are part of life, and too many children suffer from things they can’t control.

Alina and Aaron Edwards’ lives were turned upside down when they learned that their 9-year-old daughter, Emma, had acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Heartbroken, they held onto hope that Emma could fight the cancer. But after a few months, doctors delivered the devastating news that there was nothing more they could do to save her.

Determined to make the most of the time they had left, Emma’s parents decided to fulfill her wishes.

Many children in such situations might want to meet a celebrity, visit Disneyland, or walk out onto a sports field with their favorite player.

But Emma’s wish was different. She wanted to marry her 10-year-old boyfriend, DJ.

Before long, Emma’s wish gained a lot of attention from her local community. Volunteers and supporters came together under the name “Emma’s Army,” all working towards making the little girl’s dream come true before her time ran out.

The Make-A-Wish Foundation eventually stepped in to help Emma’s family raise funds. Emma’s mom, Alina, explained, “Most kids want to go to Disneyland, but Emma wanted to get married, be a wife, and have three kids.”

Reports say this wasn’t the first time Emma and DJ tried to marry each other. At the age of eight, the two had attempted to have a wedding at school. They even picked out bridesmaids and groomsmen from their classmates. However, their teacher didn’t allow the “wedding,” no matter how unofficial it was.

This time, though, the wedding had the full support of their parents and the help of countless kind-hearted people who were determined to make Emma’s wish come true.

“We put it all together in less than two days, and everything was donated. It was so precious, and it came together perfectly,” Alina shared.

When the big day arrived, the special moment was captured on video, including interviews with some of the guests. The young groom, DJ, shared his feelings, saying, “I thought she was the most beautiful person I ever saw. Ever since, I loved her.”

Emma’s mom, Alina, also had heartfelt words for DJ, expressing her gratitude for her daughter’s caring friend. In an emotional Facebook post, she wrote:

“DJ has been Emma’s ‘Boo bear’ since 3rd grade, and seeing these two together will melt your heart. DJ protects her, helps her, and makes her heart soar. She loves him, and I know he loves her too! He’s stood by her side through all the ups and downs and kept her smiling. DJ will forever be family.”

On June 29, Emma’s dream wedding became a reality. Arriving in a wheelchair, pushed by her loving parents, Emma wore a stunning purple dress and smiled brightly as her father escorted her down the aisle.

Emma and DJ exchanged rings and vows, with DJ sealing the ceremony with a sweet kiss. After the wedding, Emma returned to rest in bed, but her joy from the day was clear to everyone who saw her.

Sadly, just a few weeks later, on July 11, 2023, Emma passed away after bravely battling leukemia.

Her obituary read: “Emma Brooks Edwards entered heaven and into the loving arms of her Great-grandma Frannie Annie on July 11, 2023, surrounded by those who love her most. Emma was 10 years old and battled leukemia for 16 months. Our little unicorn, Emma, was born on April 22, 2013, and completed the Edwards family. She loved arts and crafts, practical jokes, her family, friends, Jesus, and her newlywed ‘husband,’ DJ. Emma was a light to all who knew her and an inspiration to everyone she met. She was the best daughter, sister, granddaughter, niece, cousin, aunt, ‘wife,’ and friend. Her legacy is one of strength, humor, and endless love for all.”

Rest in peace, Emma, a beautiful soul taken far too soon.

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