Austin Butler discussed the numerous injuries he's encountered in his acting endeavors

Austin Butler, the rising Hollywood star, has been making waves with his latest film, "Caught Stealing." During a series of interviews, Butler shared some insightful details about his career and the challenges he faced while preparing for his role in the upcoming movie.

In an interview with People, Butler discussed his past injuries that he encountered during his acting career. He mentioned a shin injury from hopping over something, as well as a nerve issue in his foot that left him in pain for eight months. However, the specific productions or movies these injuries occurred on were not specified.

During the press tour for "Caught Steeling," Butler also shared his intense approach for his role as Hank Thompson. He went as far as sleeping in the apartment set for one night, playing music, dancing around, and even eating Chinese food to immerse himself in the character.

Butler's dedication to his craft was further supported by director Darren Aronofsky during the filming of "Caught Steeling." He also worked alongside director Denis Villeneuve and co-stars such as Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya in "Dune: Part Two."

The actor's commitment to his roles did not come without its share of setbacks. During the press tour for "Dune: Part Two," Butler injured himself by stepping on a piece of glass in a hotel room while walking barefoot.

Despite these injuries, Butler pushed through the pain just before filming for "Caught Steeling" started. He was determined to bring his A-game to the set, even if it meant dealing with the discomfort.

The release date for "Caught Stealing" is set for August 29, 2025. Fans are eagerly waiting to see Butler's portrayal of Hank Thompson and the intense method acting that went into the role.

Throughout his career, Butler has often been covered in bruises, a testament to his dedication to his craft. He remains a shining example of an actor who is willing to go the extra mile to deliver a memorable performance.

Austin Butler discussed the numerous injuries he's encountered in his acting endeavors