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Chris Hemsworth is a famous Australian actor born on August 11, 1983 in Melbourne who, recently, is slowly building an increasingly stratified and complex career. His actual debut in the world of entertainment dates back to 2002, when he was chosen to be part of the cast of Ginevra Jones. Subsequently, or in 2009, the star was involved, for the first time, in a film or in Star Trek by J.J. Abrams to then also appear in Cash Game – Pay or Die (2010), A Perfect Gateway – A perfect escape route (2009) to then have the great fortune to debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Thor, in 2011.
Chris Hemsworth has been playing the role of Thor since 2011
It's been a really long time, but Chris Hemsworth continues to be a part of the MCU and is arguably, as it stands, the longest-running hero in Kevin Feige's universe. After his last appearance in Thor: Love and Thunder, which arrived in theaters last year, the star actually began to show a bit of impatience with his participation in the world of Marvel, as he explained more times to be ready to step aside. In a recent interview for British GQ, the artist highlighted that he is fed up with playing the character, as, ideally, he would like the characterization of the superhero to change in a very fluid and dynamic way.
“I love the experience. I love that I was able to do something quite different throughout the process. Thor 1 and 2 were something of their own, Thor 3 and 4 were very different… and then also Avengers, Lebowski Thor, Infinity War Thor, because of different directors and I think mainly my need to do something different. You know, I got bored with the character pretty fast every couple of years. “
Chris Hemsworth then concluded by specifying that he would be willing to return as Thor only if someone offered him something alternative to the usual, also because the public, according to him, is now tired of seeing the same things. Beyond all this, the actor said he was prepared for new challenges that go beyond the superhero universe.
Source: British GQ