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Yes, Nicholas Galitzine<\/strong><\/a> has the power.\u00a0<\/p>\n But even with the Sword of Grayskull on hand for his role as the iconic superhero He-Man in the June 5 release Masters of the Universe<\/em>, transforming into the ultra-buff Prince Adam of Eternia<\/a>, “was an every day a week thing,” the 31-year-old told E! News’ Will Marfuggi<\/strong><\/a> at the flick’s May 18 premiere. With mere months between filming the historical fantasy romance 100 Nights of Hero <\/em>and his turn as a World War II soldier in The Mosquito Bowl<\/em>, Galitzine added, “It was a pretty short amount of time.”\u00a0<\/p>\n In an ideal world, the London native noted, “You kind of would love to live in this character for a year beforehand but the training very much changed as the movie went on.”<\/p>\n And so, to confidently battle Jared Leto<\/strong><\/a>‘s Skeltor in the live-action Mattel adaptation, he had to commit to a no-rest-days type of schedule.\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/div>\n