Although the character has already appeared in several films, including two solo paintings and two films for Avengers team team, it felt like Thor (Chris Hemsworth) had not been "omitted" until the release of "Thor: Ragnarok" in 2017. Thor was previously a vague character, a distant heroic and glittering confident, with vague superpowers and uncertain status of God. He looked at and talked as a Norwegian deity, but he was actually a superpower of another dimension. Thor's relationship with the other superheroes of the avengers was not warm, nor was it cold, really. He just fought with them in a generic way, holding him a hammer as his basic weapon and referring to GROM with a wave of hand.

In "Ragnarok", however, directed by Taika Waititi, Thor became a comedy character. His shine has turned into unnecessary self -esteem, his old world speech in the form of confused dirt. The middle part of "Ragnarok" takes place on a foreign planet that is scattered with a garbage called Wantaar, where Thor is forced by the local dictator (EFFEF Goldblum) to fight in the gladiatorial arena. Coincidentally, his old teammate, Hulk (Mark Rufalo), is also on this planet, as well as the recognizable Norwegian warrior Valkiri (Tessa Thompson). Thor is very out of his element in "Ragnarok", but is trying to accept everything with good humor. The film is generally lightweight and much funnier than other films in Marvel's film universe.

Waitite's sense of humor is loose and weird. He is also known for "what we do in the shadows", "Our flag means death" and the new series "Time bandits", revealing his nessube to the mixtures of comedy/fantasy. He also employs a very improvised comedy, allowing his actors to naturally find humor on a scene. However, it seems that Chris Hemsworth was not a fondicist of improvisation and was not his fort. He said no matter how much A recent interview with Men's Health magazine.

Hemsworth noticed a scene especially as she annoyed him. There was a moment, in front of Thor, Hulk and Valkiri tried to avoid the wanter, where they rethinked and surpassed their plan. They all spoke a little, falling into their own makeshift lines between their written, trying to break through the scene with a little light comedy. Hemsworth has never studied comedy too closely, starting his professional acting career at the age of 19 in his native Australia. His first major break came in 2004, when he took over the regular role of the soap opera "Home and Far", eventually appearing at 189 episodes. His first big movie painting was the 2009 Starweet Starweet, where he starred in The short -lived father of the baby Jameseims T. Kirk. None of his roles really demanded that he be funny.

"Thor: Ragnarok" put his feet on the comic fire, however, and he was suddenly asked to improvise next to expert actors such as Thompson and Rufalo. He noted that the makeshift drives him to nibble, and that giggo could destroy the takeover. He had to fight not to feel like "a bunch of disobedient children at school". He continued:

"You are trying not to laugh, and then try to remember your lines, and try to imrpov and be creative and not swinging them, and then spend money trying to catch this scene, and we throw it out of the door as we break the way through it. (...) It was a good stress. "

If the scene was for an easy, low indie film budget, Hemsworth may not have felt such a lot of pressure, but "Ragnarok" was a $ 180 million bonase for a successful and long -standing fantasy franchise. Losing all day with comedic improvisation was not an option when hundreds of people are set at every given moment. Then, Hemsworth had to be sharp. And, even if he was comfortable with the image of a superhero, being funny was difficult.

Flying is easy. Comedy is difficult.