Thor: Ragnarok is One of The Best Shoots I've Been Part of: Chris Hemsworth
Hemsworth will be back as Thor in the third instalment.
A screen grab of the trailer. Via Youtube
Los Angeles: Actor Chris Hemsworth says he had requested the makers of Thor: Ragnarok to shoot the film in Australia, and was lucky that they agreed to it.
"I asked if we could shoot in Australia and thankfully the Marvel guys said they would look into it but couldn't promise anything. To me, to be home again for more than two weeks would be fantastic. And it worked out. It was so good," Hemsworth said in a statement.
"It was so nice being there. There's just such a familiarity with the crew and everything here. And I get to sleep in my own bed. But I also think there's such wonderful talent here as well, in the cast and crew across the board. So it was fantastic. And the weather was brilliant. I don't think we got rained out at all. It's just been one of the best shoots I've been part of," he added.
Hemsworth will be back as Thor in the third instalment.
Asked about the experience of shooting in Brisbane, Hemsworth said: "Man, that was nuts. I'd never seen that many people excited for a film crew. There were more people there than any premiere I've been to, and more excitement and buzz than any premiere event I've been to.
"The people of Brisbane were thrilled and packed in the streets to catch a look. The city sort of stopped for those couple of days. It was such a positive buzz, and we were all trying to get out there and sign autographs in between takes as much as we could. That was pretty special. It was great."
Marvel Studios' "Thor: Ragnarok" is directed by Taika Waititi and also stars Idris Elba, Tom Hiddleston, Anthony Hopkins, and Jeff Goldblum among others. The movie will release in India on November 3.
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