Unfortunately, the exact start of the real series version of One Piece is still unknown. Until then, fans will be provided with bits and pieces of new information about the adaptation of the legendary anime. Now are new details to prepare of the actor who embodies the ship’s cook Sanji appeared. Taz Skylar pushed his limits and beyond for Netflix’s One Piece.
One Piece actor trained his hands bloody for Netflix adaptation
In a lengthy interview for ZERO.NINE magazine, the British-Spanish actor spoke about the extreme preparation for his One Piece role. He revealed that he trained incredibly hard for the role of the high-pressure chef with the iconic kick:
I’ve never become a psycho like this. It’s the hardest thing I’ve ever worked for in my life.
Skylar is said to have started with one hour of daily training, which then increased to two, four, six and finally eight hours of training per day. Taking to Twitter, One Piece director Marc Jobst commented on Skylar’s magazine interview with an anecdote from the set that underscores the actor’s extreme preparation:
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Oh man this guy. Trained so hard, so dedicated. An inspiration to look at. As for the cooking, every now and then he’d come up with another great dish to try out, albeit with bloody hands cut while learning knife techniques!
What a joy.When does the One Piece live-action series start on Netflix?
An exact launch date for Netflix’ One Piece is not yet known. The adaptation should still 2023 come to the streaming service.
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