He's not Spider-Man any more! Tobey Maguire lacks his superhero build as he goes shirtless in Hawaii

He impressed audiences with the muscular build he showed off in the hit Spider-Man movies.
But it seems Tobey Maguire has let himself go a bit since leaving the superhero franchise for pastures new, as he was looking less than toned as he holidayed in Hawaii.
The actor went shirtless as he indulged in a paddleboarding session in the tropical paradise earlier this week.

Spider-Man no more: Tobey Maguire looked far from the muscular beefcake fans know from the movie series

But the 37-year-old looked far from the dishy hunk of old in his pink swimming shorts and distinctly average build.
But it is doubtful the Great Gatsby star is bothered, as he has passed on the torch to English actor Andrew Garfield, who is starring in series reboot The Amazing Spiderman.
Tobey still looked in reasonable shape for his sunshine excursion, which may have been a way to celebrate the end of filming for the upcoming adaptation of the F Scott Fitzgerald classic.
The proficient poker player certainly seems to have played his cards right when it comes to holiday locations, as the weather was perfect for him to indulge in his love of watersports.

Sailing on the Seabiscuit: The star was doing a good job of not falling over as he zoomed around on the waves

Big change: Tobey has obviously not been taking his workout regime as seriously since passing the torch

Life of pie: It seems the actor may have taken the title of his forthcoming feature too literally

But the Life of Pi star surely indulged in the fact he did not have to look at quite his best for the period drama, in which he spends most of his time in suits.
He is playing Nick Carraway in the adaptation, and it follows his adventures with the enigmatic Jay Gatsby, who is played by fellow matinee idol Leonardo DiCaprio.
And it seems they have hit it off in real life too, as they are enjoying their sunshine break together.
With a stellar cast featuring two of Hollywood's leading actors, much is expected of the adaptation, which offers a look at the privileged world of New York's upper class in the 1920s.
It is currently slated for to be released on Christmas, a popular day for cinema visits in the US.

Great shape: Hunky Tobey did not have to pad his suit for his part in the Spider-Man movie series