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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.
Follow @TIMEHealth. âEnough is enough.â With those loaded words, seven-time Tour de France winner, cancer survivor, and patient advocate Lance Armstrong put an end to the accusations of doping that have dogged him for years.SADA swiftly revoked all seven of Armstrongâs Tour titles and banned him for life from the sport of cycling. The international cycling federation, Union Cycliste Internationale, has yet to take action, demanding an explanation from USADA for the agencyâs censure.