“Thor” star Chris Hemsworth is one among a handful of Phase 1 actors nonetheless enjoying a significant superhero within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. We’re already seen actors like Robert Downey Jr., Scarlett Johansson, and Chris Evans finish their tenure as Marvel heroes, and that very same factor presumably will occur to Hemsworth in some unspecified time in the future. While the actor has beforehand indicated that he could possibly be taking a look at his potential closing outing because the God of Thunder quickly, he definitely has some calls for as to what a solo venture must seem like if Marvel comes knocking.
Hemsworth spoke with the Happy Sad Confused podcast (pay attention beneath) a few hypothetical fifth “Thor” installment and advised that they must do one thing totally different with the character for him to need to do one other solo journey for Marvel Studios.
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“You look at ‘Thor’ one and two. They were quite similar, ‘Ragnarok’ and ‘Love & Thunder’ similar; it’s just reinventing it. I’ve had such a unique opportunity with ‘Infinity War’ and ‘Endgame’ to do very drastic things with the character. I enjoy that, keeping people on their toes, but it keeps me on my toes; it keeps me invested. I’ve said this before, but when it becomes too familiar, I think there is a risk of getting lazy. So, I don’t know. I don’t even know if I’m invited back. If I was, it would have to be a drastically different version, in tone, everything. Just for my own sanity,” Hemsworth mentioned about what the longer term holds with a fifth “Thor” film.
You can’t assist however empathize with Hemsworth as whereas he clearly has enjoyable enjoying the position; it may be just a little troublesome to spice issues up after eight main appearances because the beloved Norse god.
As it stands, “Thor 5” isn’t on Marvel’s ever-growing function movie slate, however there are a couple of installments that might carry Hemsworth again to the MCU, reminiscent of Destin Daniel Cretton’s “Avengers: The Kang Dynasty” or “Avengers: Secret Wars.” Traditionally, Thor has been notably concerned with all 4 earlier installments of the “Avengers” franchise, and there hasn’t been a sign he’ll be sitting out. Both movies are anticipated to have sturdy Multiverse settings permitting for Hemsworth to doubtlessly play variants of Thor within the film (like within the “Loki” collection), permitting him extra wiggle-room to strive various things like when the character gained a bunch of weight in “Endgame.”
Also, Hemsworth briefly talked about his potential involvement with “Star Trek 4” after a earlier incarnation hoped to have him pair up along with his on-screen son, Captain Kirk, performed by Chris Pine, through time journey. He initially performed Kirk’s dad Geroge Kirk within the first J.J. Abrams-directed movie that kicked off a reboot trilogy set in an alternate timeline linked to occasions main as much as George’s demise. However, don’t anticipate him to return to that “Star Trek” position anytime quickly, as he basically alludes to being too outdated to play the 2009 model of George Kirk and that issues by no means got here collectively to make that model of the story work.
“It just wasn’t… a few reasons really, but it just didn’t really, umm, it wasn’t what I was thinking it could’ve been, and I thought, ok, cool, let’s figure that out and keep going, but I think everyone got busy and so on,” Hemsworth mentioned, making an attempt to clarify what occurred. “But it would be a bit weird now to flashback to your father, and why’s he so much older?”
You can hear Hemsworth dish about why he obtained into appearing to assist out his household and different neat tidbits within the full interview beneath.