To All the Boys alum Noah Centineo shared a shocking selfie of himself flexing his bulging biceps and six-pack abs on the Sydney, n set of Legendary’s reboot of Street Fighter on Monday.
The 29-year-old former Disney Channel star – who boasts 16.1M social media followers – captioned his trailer snap: ‘Road brawler.’
Noah has totally transformed his 6ft1in body and appearance since he attended the LA premiere of his film Warfare at the DGA Theater on March 27.
Centineo’s makeover certainly surprised his fans, including Snow White actress Rachel Zegler who commented: ‘NOW HANG ON!’
The Recruit producer-star reportedly replaced Patrick Schwarzenegger in the lead role of Ken Masters, the best friend and rival to Ryu who trained under the same master Gouken, who first appeared in the 1987 Capcom video game.
Noah had to bleach his natural raven locks and shave off his burly beard for Kitao Sakurai’s 2026 film, which commenced principal photography on August 18.
To All the Boys alum Noah Centineo shared a shocking selfie of himself flexing his bulging biceps and six-pack abs on the Sydney, n set of Legendary’s reboot of Street Fighter on Monday
Centineo is the third actor to portray Ken after Damian Chapa originated the role in the 1994 Street Fighter movie and Christian Howard starred in the spin-off series Street Fighter: Assassin’s Fist (2014) and Street Fighter: Resurrection (2016).
Curiously, the character was not included in Andrzej Bartkowiak’s 2009 sequel Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li.
Andrew Schulz – who plays Dan Hibiki – shared several on-set snaps including one of Noah standing near his famous co-star Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson, who plays Balrog.
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Callina Liang – who plays Chun-Li – Instastoried a snap of herself with co-star Orville Peck, who plays Vega captioned: ‘They hate to see us coming!’
The Street Fighter ensemble also includes Jason Momoa, David Dastmalchian, Andrew Koji, Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, Hirooki Goto, Vidyut Jammwal, and Joe Anoa’i.
On August 11, Deadline reported that Centineo was cast as a younger version of Sylvester Stallone’s Vietnam veteran in Jalmari Helander’s prequel John Rambo, which shoots in Thailand next year.
Last year, the 79-year-old Oscar nominee revealed he would have preferred Ryan Gosling be cast as the younger Rambo.
‘I met him at a dinner and obviously we’re opposites. He’s good-looking — I’m not. That’s how it works,’ Sly recalled on The Tonight Show.
‘But he goes, “I was fascinated by Rambo, and I used to go to school dressed as Rambo and people would chase me away and I still didn’t stop.”
The 29-year-old former Disney Channel star – who boasts 16.1M social media followers – captioned his trailer snap: ‘Road brawler’
Noah has totally transformed his 6ft1in body and appearance since he attended the LA premiere of his film Warfare at the DGA Theater on March 27
Centineo’s makeover certainly surprised his fans, including Snow White actress Rachel Zegler who commented: ‘NOW HANG ON!’
The Recruit producer-star reportedly replaced Patrick Schwarzenegger in the lead role of Ken Masters (L), the best friend and rival to Ryu who trained under the same master Gouken, who first appeared in the 1987 Capcom video game
Noah had to bleach his natural raven locks and shave off his burly beard for Kitao Sakurai’s 2026 film, which commenced principal photography on August 18
Andrew Schulz – who plays Dan Hibiki – shared several on-set snaps including one of Centineo standing near his famous co-star Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson (M), who plays Balrog
Callina Liang – who plays Chun-Li – Instastoried a snap of herself with co-star Orville Peck, who plays Vega captioned: ‘They hate to see us coming!’
The Street Fighter ensemble also includes Jason Momoa (L), David Dastmalchian (M), Andrew Koji (R), Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, Hirooki Goto, Vidyut Jammwal, and Joe Anoa’i
On August 11, Deadline reported that the Miami-born actor was cast as a younger version of Sylvester Stallone’s Vietnam veteran in Jalmari Helander’s prequel John Rambo, which shoots in Thailand next year
But Noah originally found fame in several Disney Channel projects including Austin & Ally (pictured), Shake It Up, Jessie, and Movie How to Build a Better Boy
‘He just kept saying that he had a lot of affiliation with Rambo, and I thought, this is interesting. If I ever pass the baton, I’ll pass it on to him because he loves the character.’
The Miami-born actor’s other upcoming films include Oscar Boyson’s gun violence dramedy Our Hero, Balthazar; Adam Meeks’ drama Union County; Brian Birch’s sound-driven thriller Listen; and Veljko Popovic’s animated short Meta.
But Noah originally found fame in several Disney Channel projects including Austin & Ally, Shake It Up, Jessie, and Movie How to Build a Better Boy.