Jared Leto 'stopped eating' for 'Dallas Buyers Club' (USA News)

Matthew Mcconaughey wasn't the main "Dallas Buyers Club" on-screen character stretching his physique as far as possible.

Co-star Jared Leto as of late uncovered to The Wrap that he lost 30 to 40 pounds for his part as a transsexual living with HIV in the 1980s.

To get down to 114 pounds, "I quit consuming," Leto said, including that such an exceptional physical change had an effect past the scale.

"It updates the way you walk, the way you sit, the way you consider," the 41-year-old artist and on-screen character said.

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Yet Leto, who hasn't done a film in about four years, has modified his manifestation for past parts, incorporating putting on weight to play Mark David Chapman in 2007's "Chapter 27."

As he told New York magazine's Vulture in 2012, "its not about the most weight I can lose, its increasingly to speak to the character."

While fasting to depict his "Dallas Buyers" character Rayon, Leto said he was reflecting on "what it intends to be a transsexual lady."

It would appear that his diligent work - and that of co-stars Mcconaughey and Jennifer Garner, who depicts a M.d - paid off. "Dallas Buyers Club" gained great surveys when it premiered throughout the weekend at the Toronto International Film Festival.

The film, in view of a correct story and regulated by Jean-Marc Vallee ("The Young Victoria"; "C.r.a.z.y."), stars Mcconaughey as a homophobic, damnation raising cattle rustler who declines to acknowledge his specialists' warnings he just has 30 days to live in the wake of being diagnosed with HIV in the mid-'80s.
Mcconaughey lost 38 pounds to play the skinny Woodroof, who went against the restorative framework and set off crosswise over universal outskirts to gather together HIV medicines. Utilizing an entrepreneurial hawker's soul, he then offers the medications to those in need through his "Dallas Buyers Club."

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The Hollywood Reporter called the film an "exciting dramatization" told with "life and a guaranteed light touch" and said the star's depiction of Woodroof is "a full-bodied characterization that will take Mcconaughey's as of now amazing vocation recovery some steps further."

The survey commended Leto, excessively, calling him "essentially great ... in the showier supporting part."

Mixture likewise remarked how well Mcconaughey possessed his character, platitude that "any questions that still exist" about the 43-year-old star's ability will be "for all time put to rest."

"In any case Mcconaughey's is not the main execution of note in this arresting and shockingly relatable correct story," Variety said, complimenting Leto for his "delicate, acommodating" characterization.

The industry exchange anticipated that "rave surveys for both performing artists might as well draw standard (gatherings of people) to one of the year's generally crucial and meriting independent endeavors."

Groups of onlookers will figure out if Variety's right when "Dallas Buyers Club" opens November 1.