Chris Hemsworth's first film gig was played by George Kirk, the father of Jameseims T. Kirk, in the initial scenes of the 2009 Starwar Trek movie. His role was small but significant, and he was seen by millions. Two years later, he increased in world fame by playing the title character in "Thor" by Kenneth Branag, one of the previous films of the Marvel film universe. He went to show Thor in a few extra films on MCU and is one of Many MCC actors have scheduled to act in the "Doomsday" in 2026. Indeed, Hemsworth is a confident leading man who has also worked Significant studio films like "Rush", "At the heart of the sea" and Netflix's "Extraction" films. He even expressed Optimus Prime Minister in Transformers One and played Huntsman in "Snow White and the Hunt."

It is also just a fact of life that Hemsworth is one of the most convenient actors working today. He is tall, muscular and has a blinding smile. Indeed, he is so attractive that he often seems out of place in the "everyday" movie scenes. Screenings must have to revise their scripts so that other characters respond more realistically about being around a man who is wonderful. That, in turn, did great for Thor because Thor is a literal God.

To maintain his physics, Hemsworth is doing a lot of hard physical activity and undergone broad personal training to get naked. His physical power even led directly to the TV series "Limited by Chris Hemsworth", a documentary show directed by Darren Aronofsky and supported by National Geographic. The series explores the historical ways in which people built their personal power, and Hemsworth was enough to travel around the world and try stunts like Arctic Water Dunk, fasting and ancient Australian ceremonies.

However, as revealed during an interview with Hollywood reporterHemsworth was forbidden to perform a particularly dangerous "unlimited" trick. He seems to have offered to surf on the beach known for 40 meters waves, for National Geographic Yes, unfortunately, to put the cycle on it, considering it too risky.

Hemsworth was very aware that Disney is owned by the national geographical brand. Disney is also the owner of MCU, you see, so he was still under the auspices of the same company while working on "limited". Hence, with the actor agreeing to appear in future Disney -owned projects, the studio has even more reasons to carefully protect him from potential injuries. As such, when he suggested a "unlimited" surf trick, the bosses of his bosses immediately said no. As the actor remembers:

"(T) His was National Geographic, which is Disney+, which is Marvel. So they looked at it, and initially had a great wave episode. I'm going to try to surf a 40 -meter wave and train with great waves specialists, but we couldn't use it through the ranks."

Hemsworth on the joke has admitted that Disney just loved him alive to be able to play TOR again. Immitting Disney's executions, he said: "No, we need him to leave and shoot Thor next. We can't drown him while filming an episode of a big wave." Fortunately, Hemsworth did not fall from the 220 -meter Wallid, and lived to appear in the second season of "limited". The title of the show has since been changed to "Limited: Live Better Now" for its second series of episodes, perhaps as a way to allow Disney and national geographically exchanging the hosts in the future, the circumstances need to guarantee it.

In the first episode of "Limited: Live Better Now", Hemsworth learns to play drums in two months. Perhaps after deciding to withdraw from the series, the show can hire a host who does not look at Thor's films and, therefore, can take more physical risks.