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Actor Ben Foster has revealed that taking performance-enhancing drugs in order to play Lance Armstrong in a new film has taken a 'tremendous' toll on his body.The star, who plays drug-cheat cyclist Armstrong in The Program, admitted secretly taking doping drugs last month.He has not said which drugs he took, or for how long, but has now admitted that the side-effects were severe and he believes he has 'definitely damaged' his body as a result.omments. Actor Ben Foster has revealed that taking performance-enhancing drugs in order to play Lance Armstrong in a new film has taken a 'tremendous' toll on his body. The star, who plays drug-cheat cyclist Armstrong in The Program, admitted secretly taking doping drugs last month.
Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong publicly confessed to cheating on all his seven Tour de France victories. In an interview with Oprah Winfrey, the second part of which airs Friday, Armstrong said he was never afraid of getting caught and attributed his actions to a ruthless desire to win..e also said he didn't believe that it was possible to win seven titles without using drugs in that culture.. More as the interview progresses. Our original post: As we've reported all week, the first part of disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong's confessional with talk show host Oprah Winfrey airs Thursday night.