Last weekend Comic-Con in Chicago visited the largest starfish of Marvel - Chris Hemsworth (Tor), Brie Larson (Captain Marvel), Tom Holland (Spiderman), Tessa Thompson (Valkyrie) and Jake Jillenhol (Misterio). And, of course, the fans did not miss the opportunity to ask the most excuses.
It turned out, they are very interested in how Chris Hemsworth refers to the fact that his famous hammer is trying to raise everything to whom not too lazy, and in the battle scene of the film "Avengers: the final" Captain America and at all quite deftit to them. As a result, it turned out that the Australian actor such an appeal from the relics of the Scandinavian gods is very angry.
To be honest, I am already sick of people who are trying to raise it. These are my toys, understand?
- said Hemsworth.
In response to this moderator, the interview noted that the actor's game in the final stage of the Avengers was simply awesome, because from the side it was not noticeable at all that he would be treated by the act of Captain America. But, according to Hemsworth, he really objected in his heart and wanted Moylnir to return to him in his hands, leaving Steve Roger with the opportunity to fight with his "small shield."
The fact that in his speech, the actor mentioned the "people" trying to raise the hammer, gives hope that Natalie Portman in the role of Jane Foster will receive a chance to master Myölnir when he takes a torus's mantle in the movie "Tor: Love and Thunder". The picture promises to be significant and for other reasons.
Let's start with what it will be the first time when the Hero of the film Marvel gets the fourth solo bar within the framework of the franchise. Secondly, the director of Taika Weiti will return to work, which the fans are still grateful for the legendary film "Thor: Ragnarök". And, thirdly, Valkyrius will appear in the tape, Tesposon, which will be the first character inserting LGBT.
The world premiere "Tor: Love and Thunder" is scheduled for November 3, 2021. While it is one of the most distant Marvel projects.