Chris Hemsworth was "exhausted" and "disappointed" with Thor before Ragnarok

By Shabana Arif

Chris Hemsworth said working with Thor: Ragnarok's director, Taika Waititi, was "liberator and liberator" and allowed her to break with "who was the character before [to Ragnarok]. "

In an interview with Yahoo Movies UK, Hemsworth said that although he enjoyed working on Thor: The Dark World, he enjoyed it "as much as possible" as in Ragnarok, and was more at home. In what he wanted to do with the character.

Hemsworth explained that "tonally, we've never really landed on this [The Dark World] should have been. It's become a little too much – I do not mean serious, but by pulling it, I desperately wanted to do something more fun with the character and unexpectedly.

"Fortunately, when we arrived in Ragnarok, I was exhausted by what I was doing and a little underestimated by what I was publishing there," he said, adding that this was not the case. was not the fault of the authors or directors, but something with which he struggled.

"I had the impression of putting myself in a box with what the character could do," he explained. "So on Ragnarok, it was breaking all the rules."

"Taika … had the guts to just roll the dice, and all is well … it was so liberating and liberating, to break with the identity of the previous character," he said.

Thor will be big screen again in Avengers: Endgame. Images of the film have already been broadcast online, leading the Russo brothers to ask social media fans not to share their comments.

You can check out the legitimate clips that Marvel has published in the movie's release, including Cape who gives an encouraging speech, as well as the chain of events leading to that point in the MCU.

Avengers: Endgame in theaters April 26 in the United States, April 25 in the United Kingdom and April 24 in Australia. Be sure to check our tips to avoid Endgame Spoilers.

Shabana is an independent writer who loves JRPG, wine and not finishing games. To follow her Twitter and Instagram.