'Thor's' Chris Hemsworth says Marvel magic often faded: 'I got sick of the character'


By AGENCY

In 2011, the Australian born-actor launched into superstardom with the first 'Thor' film. Photo: TNS

Chris Hemsworth dedicated more than a quarter of his life to playing Thor for Marvel. Naturally, taking on the Mjolnir-wielding Norse god grew stale.

Nearly a year after starring in the critically panned Thor: Love And Thunder, Hemsworth, 39, opened up in a far-ranging interview with British GQ about his time in the Marvel films, his ambitions and his next steps.

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