A 90s child star, who is now 44, has shown off his jacked new figure in a sizzling gym selfie.
30 years after finding fame in Disney kids film Heavyweights, Aaron Schwartz is now 44 years of age – and hotter than ever.
The now-hunky actor looks simply worlds away from the overweight kid he played in the hit Disney flick.
Heavyweights came out in 1995 and it starred many famous faces that we all know and still love more than three decades on.
Ben Stiller was at the helm of the cast, with other actors such as Judd Apatow, Kenan Thompson, Shaun Weiss, and Tom McGowan starring in the movie.
The synopsis for the movie reads: “Plump kids are lured into joining a posh camp with the promise of quick weight loss and good times, only to find that the facility is a woodland hellhole run by a psycho ex-fitness instructor.”
Aaron played the role of Gerald ‘Gerry’ Garner in the hit flick, which was the leading character in Heavyweights.
As well as starring in the above flick, Aaron is also known for played the role of Dave Karp in the 1992 Walt Disney film The Mighty Ducks.
Recently, Aaron wowed fans with his epic body transformation.
Sharing a series of snaps to commemorate his 44th birthday, including one photo of him looking ripped and fit, Aaron left fans freaking out in the comments.
“Hunk,” one person swooned.
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“Happy birthday man! Crushing it,” added a second.
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A third then said: “Happy Birthday you skinny wiener!”
“Happy birthday, Aaron,! You still look like you are 24,” gushed a fourth.
“Heavyweights is such a classic. Hard to believe it was a Disney film,” penned a fifth.
More recently however, Aaron reposted a post about the Heavyweights movie anniversary after his co-star Judd Apatow shared the joyous news.
Revealing that the flick turned 30 this week, fans went wild in the comments section.
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“30 years no reunion for the cast?” asked one person.
“One of the best movies ever made,” declared a second.
A third person then said: “Legendary movie. Doesn’t get nearly enough credit!”
While a fourth added: “Loved that movie when I was a kid. I especially love to watch it around summer time.
“Reminds me why it’s important to be healthy and get exercise. Happy Anniversary Heavyweights!”
