All upcoming Chris Hemsworth movies

Hailed as the Thunder from Down Under after his debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Chris Hemsworth has become an A-list movie star who has captivated audiences since he dared to pick up Mjolnir in 2011 as Thor. Since then, his talents have expanded far beyond the franchise that made him famous. So far, we’ve seen him play everything from a 70s race car driver to a cult-like leader and a twisted warlord in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. Who says a man doesn’t have range?

So, what’s next on Hemsworth’s schedule? Will the current God of Thunder finish stirring up a storm in the MCU? Right now, there’s no confirmation on how many additional twists he may have planned for Thor, though there are other projects he has planned or has been reported to be attached to. With a bit of comedy in there and the occasional henchman attack in there, Hemsworth’s to-do list looks interesting and there’s plenty to be excited about. First and foremost, there is his inevitable return last Bad guy gets rid of hero guy who doesn’t need a working tool to bring pain, because he’s named after one.

If you’re not already an “Extractor” fan (aka “Extractor Fan”, thanks to us now), there are two reasons you should be. First, there’s the non-stop thriller on Netflix from 2020, “Extraction,” which has Hemsworth introducing the world to Tyler Rake, a black ops mercenary with a traumatic past that has torn through Bangladesh like an absurdly drilled tornado. Then in 2023, Rake returned, this time in a movie called Extraction 2, in which he broke out of a Georgia prison in one 21-minute shot for the ages. It’s no surprise, then, that after the series’ huge success on the streaming service so far, Hemsworth is set to tease more villains in Extraction 3.

For now, details of Rake’s next mission are being kept under lock and key. However, there’s one detail that should get everyone excited, and that’s the potential return of shady broker/rake handler, Alcott (played by Idris Elba, Hemsworth’s costar in “Thor”), who teases that his boss wants our hero on a new assignment in ” Extract 2.” Could ‘Extraction 3’ be a two-person mission that pairs Rake and Alcott in the field? ‘Extraction’ franchise director Sam Hargrave certainly made a big splash when /Film interviewed him in 2023. Although he didn’t want to reveal too much, Hargrave stated that, “Maybe, who knows if Idris is involved, that would be cool and see these two expand this world of ‘extraction’. What exactly is it, I can do that.” No “At this time,” I say. “Whatever happens, hopefully it will involve a reunion of two of the MCU’s most famous Asgardians.

While the animated film “Transformers One” didn’t exactly set the box office on fire, Chris Hemsworth was generally praised for his voice role as young Orion Pax, aka the future Optimus Prime. Daring to take on the leader of the Autobots after the legendary Peter Cullen allowed the star to carve a space for himself in the world of shape-shifting robots – a world that might just get a little bigger thanks to another legendary toy line. In fact, it has been reported that Hemsworth is planning to move from starring in the “Transformers” cartoon world to the animated world Starring in the live-action “Transformers” and “GI Joe” crossover films That was it “Transformers: Rise of the Beasts” has been teased for the 2023 finale.

Although the film hasn’t been given an official title yet, Hemsworth is expected to play one of the human heroes who either confronts or allies with the film’s undercover robots (rather than reprising his role from Transformers One). . If things go ahead, this will be the second time Hemsworth has attempted to play an American hero after he missed out on playing Conrad Howser aka Duke in 2009’s “GI Joe: The Rise of Cobra” (a role that instead went To Channing Tatum). “Suddenly I thought: This is it, I’ve missed it again. But then Thor came along,” Hemsworth revealed during a 2020 interview with GQ Australia (via independent). Now, thanks to the actor’s massive star power, he may actually get to play Joe for real, only this time while standing next to a semi-truck that transforms into a stoic Linkin Park-loving robot.

For the first time from The trailer for “Snow White” may have made us tired It’s about the direction Disney continues to go with live-action remakes of classic animated films, but Chris Hemsworth’s take on a specific role in a particular project might be enough to bring us back to the Mouse House (assuming it actually comes to fruition). In October 2024, news emerged that Disney had approached the actor He starred in a film about Prince Charminga royal hippo who struggles to remember Cinderella’s face after seeing her one night and resorts to returning the glass slipper she left behind to find his true love.

However, apparently, this charming tale will not include Cinderella and will instead focus solely on the prince who caught his eye on that fateful night she went out on the town with a pumpkin during her trip. The latest update from The Castle is that Wonka and Paddington director Paul King is set to helm the filming, and is also co-writing the screenplay for the film with Simon Farnaby and John Croker.

At a time when the gaps are shrinking ever closer between the release of Disney’s animated films and their live-action remakes (We’re looking at you, Moana.), it will be interesting to see if a “Cinderella” spin-off led by Prince Charming can actually work. Similar projects like “Maleficent” and “Cruella” have been successful in the past, so perhaps this one will be an unexpected success as well.

Although there is an ever-increasing schedule of big and small screen offerings from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, nothing is confirmed yet regarding a fifth Thor film. That doesn’t mean the hammer-throwing hero at the center of all this isn’t considering a return to the MCU. After the somewhat disappointing reception from critics and audiences of “Thor: Love and Thunder,” Chris Hemsworth has expressed interest in getting another hit with the Norse god, mainly because he feels fans deserve it. In an interview with Vanity gallerythe actor admitted that Thor somewhat lost his way in his last solo outing, which saw the death of Janice Foster (Natalie Portman) and a lost villain in the form of Christian Bale as the butcher god Gorr. “I got caught up in the improvisation and the weirdness, and I became a parody of myself. I didn’t stick the landing,” Hemsworth admitted.

In a 2022 appearance on “Happy Sad Confused” podcast.The actor gave the impression that he was unsure about Thor’s future in the series that he helped reach amazing heights. “I don’t know if I’ll be invited back, but if I’m invited, I think it should be a completely different version in tone, everything, just for my sanity… (Laughs) Thor’s out of his mind. The latter has to figure it out now.” “Hemsworth said. In the House of Ideas that is the Marvel universe, this could really be anything, but we’re sure Norse god hero Hemsworth will pull something off in the end.