Robert Downey Jr. disputes Chris Hemsworth’s claim that he felt like a “security guard” while portraying Thor

Even if Chris Hemsworth feels like his Thor character was doing nothing and that he was just a “security guard” for the group, his Justice Fighters co-star Robert Downey Jr. considers something else. Talking with Pretension Reasonable, Hemsworth shared that he didn’t feel like his character was doing anything, or maybe others had “cooler stuff and were having fun.” 

For the uninitiated, Thor has been a replaceable portion of the MCU movies since its presentation in the 2011 film. The character has gone through a parcel of complex stories all through the establishment, appearing to have undergone significant change and development as the Asgardian prince. 

Even after having such a noteworthy portion, whereas Hemsworth still questions Thor’s storyline, Robert Downey Jr. couldn’t offer assistance but disagree. 

RDJ is all lauded for his Vindicators co-star. 

“First off, Thor as a character was super precarious to adjust—part of suggested confinements—but he and Insight Branagh figured out how to rise above and make him some way or another relatable but godlike,” Downey told Pretension Reasonable, as cited by an Assortment report. He also clarified that Hemsworth had the “most complex mind out of all,” including, “He’s got mind and gravitas, but too such limitation, fire, and gentleness.” 

What did Chris Hemsworth say about Thor’s character? 

Hemsworth, while talking about his famous Thor character in the MCU movies, said, “Sometimes I felt like a security watch for the group. I would peruse everybody else’s lines and go, ‘Oh, they got way cooler stuff. They’re having more fun. What’s my character doing?’ It was continuously saying, almost, ‘You’ve got the wig on. You’ve got the muscles. You’ve got the ensemble. Where’s the lighting?’” 

He too shared approximately feeling like he is “pretty replaceable.”

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The comments come at a time when both Wonder stars are energetic enough to wear their superhero ensembles back to the enormous screen. Whereas Hemsworth feels like he owes another Thor motion picture after the feedback of Thor: Adore and Thunder, Downey too communicated his readiness to play Press Man again. 

It is still dubious whether the superheroes will return to the establishment, particularly after Press Man’s courageous give-up in the endgame.