Chris Hemsworth Opens Up About His Future In Marvel Cinematic Universe As The Character Thor – DEETS INSIDE

Chris Hemsworth, the renowned Marvel actor, has already stolen millions of hearts with his iconic character Thor, and no one can deny that everyone else has seen his movies at least twenty times. His amusing quips or conversations have captivated millions of people, but his acting abilities are truly distinct and fantastic.

As the actor hopes, people would want to see more of Thor. The actor, 38, was asked earlier this week on the Australian morning show Today if he will continue to play Thor. When Thor: Love and Thunder screens in July 2022, after Tom Holland signed up to do three more Spider-Man movies.

In an interview, he jokes that there aren’t many Spider-Man films since he’s a bit behind him. He then reflected and claimed that he has six or seven Thor series, so as long as people want to see him as Thor, he will. Chris Hemsworth then stated that his and the public’s enthusiasm could fade in the future. However, the interviewer afterward stated that it will never go away, to which he respectfully thanked everyone.

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Later, after announcing the conclusion of production on the upcoming Thor movie, Chris Hemsworth took to Instagram to discuss what fans can expect from the sequel, directed by Taika Waititi. It’s a wrap for Thor on Love and Thunder, he says, adding that the picture will be batshit insane off-the-wall amusing and perhaps pull heartstrings or two. Plenty of love, lots of thunder, and then thanked everyone on the cast and crew who helped make this another spectacular Marvel experience possible.

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For the moment, the world first encountered Chris Hemsworth as Thor and Tom Hiddleston as Loki in the Marvel Cinematic Universe 10 years ago. Hemsworth commemorated the event with a photo of himself and his co-star dressed in red and green, akin to their warring-brother identities in 2011’s Thor and later Avengers films.