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Insomnia-stricken Trevor's skeletal frame reflects his eroding sanity, haunted by cryptic notes and a phantom colleague. A psychological labyrinth unfolds, revealing guilt as the haunting specter tied to a buried, tragic secret.

The Machinist Trivia

What is the name of the character played by Christian Bale in The Machinist? (Advanced)
#1: Trevor Reznor
#2: Trevor Reznik
#3: Trevor Raznik
#4: Trevor Reznek
How much weight did Christian Bale lose for his role in The Machinist? (Hard)
#1: 20 pounds
#2: 40 pounds
#3: 60 pounds
#4: 80 pounds
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The Machinist Fun Facts

Christian Bale dropped approximately 62 pounds for his role.
Christian Bale wanted to drop to 99 pounds for his role, but producers stopped him for health concerns.

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January 12, 2004

Release of The Machinist

The psychological thriller film 'The Machinist' directed by Brad Anderson, starring Christian Bale, is released.

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2003

Christian Bale's Extensive Weight Loss

Christian Bale undergoes significant weight loss for his role as Trevor Reznik, losing about 62 pounds to portray an insomniac machinist.

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2003

Filming of The Machinist

Principal photography for 'The Machinist' takes place, capturing the dark and tense atmosphere crucial for the psychological thriller.

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