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Chris Pratt told Chris Hemsworth to 'stop working out' ahead of their movie together after the 'Thor' star posted a shredded workout photo

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Chris Hemsworth in "Thor: Ragnarok." Disney/Marvel
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With the next "Thor" movie underway, Chris Hemsworth is in full workout mode, and Chris Pratt is having none of it.

Hemsworth posted a shirtless picture of himself flipping a tyre over the weekend.

"Cheat day today," the actor wrote. "Decided to treat myself to this extra large donut, gosh it's heavy."

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This did not settle well for Pratt, who is starring with Hemsworth in the next "Thor" movie, "Thor: Love and Thunder."

Pratt commented on the post: "Hey bud. Just heard from my trainer and he needs you to stop working out because since we're gonna be in the same movie and everything he doesn't want me to stand next to you if you look like that."

"I'm gonna need you to put on 25 lbs real quick cool thanks," Pratt added.

Hemsworth responded: "Don't worry mate we can just both use the same fancy filter that's been applied here. It's called instashred."

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After starring together in "Avengers: Infinity War" and "Avengers: Endgame," Pratt is bringing his Star-Lord character to the upcoming, "Love and Thunder," which is currently filming in Australia.

Ever since Thor and Peter Quill crossed paths they have been picking on one another as Thor quickly challenged Quill's leadership role within the Guardians of the Galaxy. So expect a lot of funny one-liners from both in the next "Thor" movie.

"Thor: Love and Thunder" will also star Natalie Portman, Tessa Thompson, and Christian Bale. It will open in theaters in 2022.

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Jason Guerrasio
Jason Guerrasio
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