The Hangover actor is playing former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle in the big-screen adaptation of his memoirs, which CLINT EASTWOOD is directing. “The workout regime was pretty brutal. At one point, I was working out so intensely that I was eating 5,000 calories a day. I gained around 40 pounds,” he told Total Film. Bradley also worked with real US army men. NADINE COYLE has hinted that Girls Aloud could reform in the future. The singer is thought to be at odds with former bandmate CHERYL FERNANDEZ-VERSINI, after Cheryl poured doubt on Nadine’s claims that she didn’t want the group to split. But it seems Nadine is up for getting back together with the group despite Cheryl’s words, as she told MailOnline of a possible reunion: “Why not!” CHELSEE HEALEY has revealed it was embarrassing pole dancing for her Casualty role. The 26-year-old actress plays tea lady Honey Wright, whose night job as a stripper is exposed by her doctor boyfriend Ethan. She admitted she tried to put on a professional front during the sexy scenes. “I was mortified at first. But I had to be professional and do what I had to do,” the former Waterloo Road actress told What’s On TV. “By the end, the dance scenes were fun, but it might have been nicer not to be swinging around a pole half-naked!” CHRISTOPH WALTZ is funnier than people may expect, Horrible Bosses star CHARLIE DAY has revealed. The Oscar-winning Austrian actor, best known for his roles in QUENTIN TARANTINO’S Django Unchained and Inglourious Basterds, joins the cast of the comedy sequel as villainous investor Burt Hanson, alongside his son Rex, played by CHRIS PINE. “He’s a jokester. He’s got a dry sense of humour and he’s constantly... I guess they’re jokes,” Charlie said. His co-star JASON BATEMAN added: “They’re punchline-free jokes. They’re a series of set-ups”, before Charlie continued: “They could just be threats. But he’s a funny guy.”
