'Liam bit my finger': Hemsworth brothers, Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks star in hilarious spoof video of viral YouTube clip

  • Australian brothers Liam and Chris Hemsworth star in new spoof video
  • It is a mock sequel to the viral Charlie Bit My Finger clip on YouTube
  • The skit was filmed for US talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live!
  • Hollywood's Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks also star in the two-minute clip
  • The original video has been watched more than 670 million times

By Nathan Klein

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Australian brothers Liam and Chris Hemsworth have appeared on-screen together for a mock sequel to the viral YouTube clip Charlie Bit My Finger.

The skit, filmed exclusively for US talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live!, features the Hemsworth siblings in an action-packed spoof sequel to the original video - set 30 years later.

Hollywood A-listers Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks also feature in the two-minute dark clip, directed by Batman's Christopher Nolan.

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Angry: Australian Chris Hemsworth plays the enraged older brother of 'Charlie' in the mock sequel to the YouTube clip 'Charlie Bit My Finger', which has more than 670 million views online

Angry: Australian Chris Hemsworth plays the enraged older brother of 'Charlie' in the mock sequel to the YouTube clip 'Charlie Bit My Finger', which has more than 670 million views online

Sorry: Liam Hemsworth plays an apologetic 'Charlie' in the spoof, begging his older brother to forgive him for biting his finger 30 years ago

Sorry: Liam Hemsworth plays an apologetic 'Charlie' in the spoof, begging his older brother to forgive him for biting his finger 30 years ago  

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Mum: Meryl Streep plays the Hemsworth's mother in the spoof, telling Chris' character to 'let it go'

Mum: Meryl Streep plays the Hemsworth's mother in the spoof, telling Chris' character to 'let it go'

Hollywood actor Tom Hanks stars as the Hemsworth's father, and warns Liam's character that his brother is 'coming for him'

Hollywood actor Tom Hanks stars as the Hemsworth's father, and warns Liam's character that his brother is 'coming for him'

The original Charlie Bit My Finger video, which shows a young boy squealing hilariously as his baby brother painfully chomps on his index finger, has more than 670 million views on YouTube.

The viral clip generated hundreds of copycat videos, with many trying to recreate the scene with their own siblings and friends.

 

Nolan's 'Bitman Begins' clip, which aired in the US two days ago, has already got almost 700,000 views.

The spoof video starts with Chris Hemsworth sitting in an armchair, still devastated over the imagined incident from 30 years ago.

'He was my brother...and we were inseparable,' he said, before comparing the two to Biblical characters Cain and Abel.

'His teeth were like razors.'

A British accented Meryl Streep, playing Hemsworth's mother, pleads for Chris to 'let it go'.

But Chris retorts: 'I will find him...and I will destroy him.'

A hooded Tom Hanks holding a flaming torch is then shown warning Liam that Chris is 'coming for him' while dramatic music plays.


Sibling rivalry: The Hemsworth brothers appear on camera for the first time in this fight scene in the hilarious spoof of YouTube video Charlie Bit My Finger

Sibling rivalry: The Hemsworth brothers appear on camera for the first time in this fight scene in the hilarious spoof of YouTube video Charlie Bit My Finger

Brotherly love: The spoof video ends with the Hemsworth brothers lying in a pool of blood after they fall from a city rooftop

Brotherly love: The spoof video ends with the Hemsworth brothers lying in a pool of blood after they fall from a city rooftop

The original: The clip Charlie Bit My Finger has been watched more than 670 million times on YouTube, and started hundreds of copycat videos

The original: The clip Charlie Bit My Finger has been watched more than 670 million times on YouTube, and started hundreds of copycat videos


The music escalates and the video then cuts to the brothers chasing each other on top of a city rooftop.

When they come to a stop, Liam pleads that 'he was only a child' when the incident occurred - but Chris angrily replies that his younger brother was 'an animal', before holding up his mutilated left hand.

After lunging at each other the pair then end up on the ground below in a pool of blood - with Chris delivering a hilarious line that people who have watched the original clip will understand before the credits roll.


Brothers in arms: Actors Liam Hemsworth (left) and Chris Hemsworth, pictured at the 2014 Vanity Fair Oscars Party, star in the spoof video 'Bitman Begins, directed by Christopher Nolan

Brothers in arms: Actors Liam Hemsworth (left) and Chris Hemsworth, pictured at the 2014 Vanity Fair Oscars Party, star in the spoof video 'Bitman Begins, directed by Christopher Nolan

Chris shot to fame after securing the lead role in Thor, which screened in 2011. Liam was recognised internationally after playing Gale Hawthorne in The Hunger Games films.

This video is the first time the Hemsworth brothers have appeared together on camera.

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Hilarious.

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That video of the little kids was charming until I heard the mother was selling merchandise with the catchphrase on it.

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best spoof ever!! love chris,thor is my hero any day ;)

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Hot

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So glad Liam left Miley.

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I'm sorry but these guys are not exactly wonderful actors at the best of times.

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These "short films" were so funny. The castings was absolutely superb in this one and Ameowadeous. This was great after the Oscars and Kevin Spacey was such an entertaining interview.

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Hilarius. one of the best spoofs ive ever seen.

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The Hemsworth family DNA is the most superb....sigh

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That was good, but nothing compares to the original. LOL every time!

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