Hollywood star Christian Bale is all set to entertain his fans as Burt Berendsen in the upcoming film 'Amsterdam'. Ahead of the film's release, he has shared some BTS moments with his fans.&nbsp;In an interview, he revealed that he had to hide from Chris Rock, who plays Milton King in the David O. Russell directorial, because he is too funny.

Speaking to 'Indiewire', the actor shared that&nbsp;the director had Rock tell him some stories on set, but since "Rock is so bloody funny", it prevented him from getting into character. Being a method actor, Bale usually never has a problem morphing into different roles, however, Rock changed this for him with his hilarious jokes.

"I remember his first day, I was excited to meet him, I'm a big fan of his standup," Bale told the media outlet. "Then he arrives, and he's doing some things... David [O. Russell] told him to tell me some stories that I didn't know he was gonna tell me, which is the way David works often. And I was loving it."

Bale added, "But Chris is so bloody funny and I found that I couldn't act, because I was just becoming Christian laughing at Chris Rock. So I had to go to him, I went, 'Mate, I love talking to you, and we have mutual friends, but I can't do it anymore. Because David didn't ask me to make this film so he could just watch me giggle. He wants me to be Burt and I'm forgetting how to be Burt'."

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The actor also shared that&nbsp;he does not blame Rock for anything and that it was just a part of Bale's process to get into the right zone.

"I often meet these incredible people, but I isolate myself," he said. "Because if I get to know people too much, I find I just don't believe what I'm doing in the scene."

'Amsterdam' will hit the theatres on October 7.&nbsp;The film had its world premiere at Alice Tully Hall in New York City on September 18.

Hollywood star Christian Bale is all set to entertain his fans as Burt Berendsen in the upcoming film 'Amsterdam'. Ahead of the film's release, he has shared some BTS moments with his fans.

Hollywood star Christian Bale is all set to entertain his fans as Burt Berendsen in the upcoming film 'Amsterdam'. Ahead of the film's release, he has shared some BTS moments with his fans. In an interview, he revealed that he had to hide from Chris Rock, who plays Milton King in the David O. Russell directorial, because he is too funny. Speaking to 'Indiewire', the actor shared that the director had Rock tell him some stories on set, but since "Rock is so bloody funny", it prevented him from getting into character. Being a method actor, Bale usually never has a problem morphing into different roles, however, Rock changed this for him with his hilarious jokes. "I remember his first day, I was excited to meet him, I'm a big fan of his standup," Bale told the media outlet. "Then he arrives, and he's doing some things... David [O. Russell] told him to tell me some stories that I didn't know he was gonna tell me, which is the way David works often. And I was loving it." Bale added, "But Chris is so bloody funny and I found that I couldn't act, because I was just becoming Christian laughing at Chris Rock. So I had to go to him, I went, 'Mate, I love talking to you, and we have mutual friends, but I can't do it anymore. Because David didn't ask me to make this film so he could just watch me giggle. He wants me to be Burt and I'm forgetting how to be Burt'." Also read: Indian actor Rahul Bose mistakenly tags woman while complaining about airline. See post The actor also shared that he does not blame Rock for anything and that it was just a part of Bale's process to get into the right zone. "I often meet these incredible people, but I isolate myself," he said. "Because if I get to know people too much, I find I just don't believe what I'm doing in the scene." 'Amsterdam' will hit the theatres on October 7. The film had its world premiere at Alice Tully Hall in New York City on September 18.

Christian Bale 'isolated' himself from Chris Rock on 'Amsterdam' set due to this hilarious reason

Christian Bale shall always be associated with the role of Bruce Wayne/Batman in Christopher Nolan`s `Dark Knight` trilogy, but it is now revealed that not everyone had earlier believed in the duo`s portrayal of the character.

Starting with `Batman Begins` and most notably in `The Dark Knight,` Bale and Nolan grounded the character in a level of realism the comic book movie genre had never seen. Bale`s serious approach was the opposite of the campier take on Batman as seen in Joel Schumacher`s `Batman Forever` and `Batman &amp; Robin,` as per Variety.

"I would [tell people] we`re going to sort of do Batman, but take him seriously. I had tons of people laugh at me and just say, `Well, that`s just not going to work at all. So it`s wonderful to be a part of a trilogy that proved those people wrong. I`m not certain if it kick-started [the MCU], but it certainly helped along the way," Bale told The Washington Post.

Bale is next returning to the genre as the villainous `Gorr the God Butcher` in `Thor: Love and Thunder.` "I don`t have any goodbye and thank you unless other people say to me `goodbye and thank you, please never revisit this again` then I`ll take their word for it. But otherwise, a good story is a good story. A good film is a good film. And a good director is a good director. And I`m open to any of those ideas," Bale added.

Bale recently made headlines by telling ScreenRant that he`s not entirely opposed to revisiting Batman or Bruce Wayne in another `Dark Knight` film. However, the Oscar winner has one condition; Nolan must be the director of the movie.

Bale said, "I had a pact with Chris Nolan. We said, `Hey, look, let`s make three films, if we`re lucky enough to get to do that. And then let`s walk away. Let`s not linger too long.` In my mind, it would be something if Chris Nolan ever said to himself, `You know what, I`ve got another story to tell.` And if he wished to tell that story with me, I`d be in."

`Thor: Love and Thunder` is on the big screen from Friday, July 7.&nbsp;

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Christian Bale shall always be associated with the role of Bruce Wayne/Batman in Christopher Nolan`s `Dark Knight` trilogy, but it is now revealed that not everyone had earlier believed in the duo`s portrayal of the character.

Christian Bale shall always be associated with the role of Bruce Wayne/Batman in Christopher Nolan`s `Dark Knight` trilogy, but it is now revealed that not everyone had earlier believed in the duo`s portrayal of the character. Starting with `Batman Begins` and most notably in `The Dark Knight,` Bale and Nolan grounded the character in a level of realism the comic book movie genre had never seen. Bale`s serious approach was the opposite of the campier take on Batman as seen in Joel Schumacher`s `Batman Forever` and `Batman & Robin,` as per Variety. "I would [tell people] we`re going to sort of do Batman, but take him seriously. I had tons of people laugh at me and just say, `Well, that`s just not going to work at all. So it`s wonderful to be a part of a trilogy that proved those people wrong. I`m not certain if it kick-started [the MCU], but it certainly helped along the way," Bale told The Washington Post. Bale is next returning to the genre as the villainous `Gorr the God Butcher` in `Thor: Love and Thunder.` "I don`t have any goodbye and thank you unless other people say to me `goodbye and thank you, please never revisit this again` then I`ll take their word for it. But otherwise, a good story is a good story. A good film is a good film. And a good director is a good director. And I`m open to any of those ideas," Bale added. Bale recently made headlines by telling ScreenRant that he`s not entirely opposed to revisiting Batman or Bruce Wayne in another `Dark Knight` film. However, the Oscar winner has one condition; Nolan must be the director of the movie. Bale said, "I had a pact with Chris Nolan. We said, `Hey, look, let`s make three films, if we`re lucky enough to get to do that. And then let`s walk away. Let`s not linger too long.` In my mind, it would be something if Chris Nolan ever said to himself, `You know what, I`ve got another story to tell.` And if he wished to tell that story with me, I`d be in." `Thor: Love and Thunder` is on the big screen from Friday, July 7. Also read: 'Thor Love and Thunder' box office collection Day 2: Chris Hemsworth's MCU film crosses Rs 30 crore mark

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Christian Bale 'isolated' himself from Chris Rock on 'Amsterdam' set due to this hilarious reason

Christian Bale reveals why ''people laughed'' at him before the Batman trilogy