text: 1 18 Reasons We All Wish We Were In The Avengers
  // Birdman and Transparent lead Dorian Awards nominations
  "It was actually really tough. I was playing a 35-year-old man who was at the peak of his athletic prowess and I am a 47-year-old man who is at the bottom of his athletic prowess, whatever is left of it. I struggled with it and we would shoot for a 12-hour day and then we would go and wrestle." Mark Ruffalo struggled to shoot his grappling scenes with Channing Tatum for new movie Foxcatcher.
  Channing Tatum has 'cauliflower ear' after Foxcatcher shoot
  Channing Tatum fears he could be left permanently disfigured after suffering further ear troubles stemming from injuries he sustained on the set of Foxcatcher. The Magic Mike star suffered a burst eardrum while working on the wrestling movie when fellow actor Mark Ruffalo slapped him hard during a key scene, and he has now revealed it was just one of many injuries he sustained during the shoot.
  Tatum fears he may now have the start of a 'cauliflower ear', a deformation caused by a blow or blood clot.
  He tells Britain's Notebook magazine, "I don't think the hard hits will ever leave my body... This (shoot) was suffocating and painful... My knees will probably never be the same again, my neck will probably never go back to its original size and I think I have the starter kits of a cauliflower ear."
  "I found out when my phone started blowing up! I'm working nights right now in England, so I was sleeping when I started getting all the calls. I'm still on New York time! Really, this is all miraculous. At first blush, neither of these movies was easy to get made and each went through their periods of difficulty. To see them lavished with accolades, it's just so very sweet. American cinema is really in a wonderful place this year. It's been a great year for actors and I'm so honoured to be a part of it." Mark Ruffalo on winning Golden Globe acting nominations for Foxcatcher and The Normal Heart.