With the withdrawal of Iron Man Tony and Captain America, Thor is the only one left among the Big Three.
But his subsequent journey was not an easy one.
After losing so much, Thor returns in Thor: Love and Thunder to find inner peace.
During the filming of the entire legendary story, countless interesting things happened behind the scenes.
Below are 15 interesting stories and Easter eggs hidden in the Thor series:
1. The world tree that Thor explains to Jane is called Yggdrasil and can be seen in "Captain America 1", in the locked door of Cosmic Cube superior.
2. In "Thor: Ragnarok", Chris Hemsworth improvised a line: "He's my friend, my work friend!"
A Make-A-Wish Foundation The kid suggested that Chris recognize the Hulk "on the job."
Chris loved the idea and pitched it to Taika Waititi, who incorporated it into the film.
3, Marvel asked Chris Hemsworth to build up his muscles and physique as much as possible to play Thor.
Chris took this so seriously that he was so "big" that he couldn't fit into his costume.
4, Loki 's helmet is too heavy and will make Tom Hiddleston very angry, so he will be really excited in most scenes.
5, Stan Lee once asked Kenneth Branagh to play Odin in "Thor" so that he would be more than a cameo.
It's a pity that this will never happen T_T.
6. Many plot scenes in "Thor: Ragnarok " were improvised.
When Marvel allowed Taika Waititi to shoot Ragnarok in his own style, he embarked on his usual happy-go-lucky style of filmmaking.
Taika will tell the actors what to say before filming begins.
According to him, the film was probably 80% improvised.
7. Adding "Immigrant Song" (the rock song with the "ah~ah~ah" intro) in "Thor: Ragnarok" made Marvel pay a heavy price.
Taika Waititi Keen to use Led Zeppelin's songs, Kevin Feige was on board
for a reported seven-figure royalties (approximately $4.9 million)
8, in Thor: Ragnarok. "Thor: Ragnarok" was partly inspired by Taika Waititi's 1980 film "Thor: Ragnarok." It was inspired by cult sci-fi movies and added a brightly colored synth-rock soundtrack.
10, Christopher Eccleston and Adewale Akinnuoye Agbaje were forced to recite the music created for The Dark Elf by the producers of Thor: The Dark World.
11. Although Chris Hemsworth wore a wig in the first film, he spent a year growing his hair in the sequel.
12. "Thor: Ragnarok." In "Thor", the Infinity Gauntlet appeared as an Easter egg.
Odin regarded it as part of the treasure, but it was later revealed by Hela that it was fake.
13. The "Dutch angle" was used in "Thor" to pay homage to the Thor comics. Angle, also known as Dutch tilt or oblique angle, uses the x-axis camera tilt to enhance the feeling of being lost or unsettled in a scene.
15, Benedict Cumberbatch was invited to star in Thor: Malekith (the leader of the Dark Elves) in World of Darkness, but he refused, stating that he would rather wait for a better opportunity.
In fact he succeeded in the end, and a few years later he got the role of Doctor Strange.
15. For a while, Liam Hemsworth was one step closer to starring as Thor.
Both brothers auditioned for the role, but Chris became the destined one.
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