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Chris Hemsworth Confirms Plans For ‘Thor 5’

Chris Hemsworth confirms plans for Thor 5
Image from Thor: Ragnarok courtesy of Marvel Studios

For Marvel fans wondering if the God of Thunder had hung up his cape for good, Chris Hemsworth just dropped some electrifying news. In a recent interview, the MCU veteran confirmed that there are active plans for Thor 5, teasing a fresh creative direction that aims to surprise audiences once again.

While Hemsworth is already set to appear in the highly anticipated Avengers: Doomsday later this year, his comments suggest that his journey as the Asgardian warrior is far from over.

A “Couple More Times” for Thor

Speaking on the SmartLess podcast, Hemsworth opened up about his future in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. When asked about his tenure as Thor, he revealed that he and Marvel Studios have discussed bringing the character back a “couple more times” beyond his upcoming appearance in Doomsday.

This is a significant update for fans who felt the character’s story might be winding down. Hemsworth, who has played the role since 2011, seems re-energized by the prospect of continuing the saga, provided the material remains fresh. “It’s wild,” he admitted, acknowledging the longevity of his run as one of the last remaining original Avengers.

A New Creative Direction

One of the most interesting takeaways from Hemsworth’s interview was his discussion about the tone of a potential fifth solo movie. The actor has been vocal in the past about the mixed reception to Thor: Love and Thunder, which leaned heavily into slapstick comedy.

Hemsworth shared that he has spoken with Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige about the need for evolution. “The audience now expects dramatic turns with the character,” Hemsworth explained.

He emphasized that the goal isn’t just to make another sequel, but to do something “pretty unique again.” Drawing comparisons to his previous shifts—from the Shakespearean drama of the early films to the cosmic comedy of Ragnarok—Hemsworth noted that keeping the character engaging requires constant reinvention. He hinted that the next iteration would likely steer away from the goofball energy of the last film toward something different, potentially darker or more dramatic.

What This Means for the MCU

With Avengers: Secret Wars looming on the horizon to wrap up the Multiverse Saga, a fifth Thor movie would likely land in Phase 7. This timing makes sense, especially as the MCU prepares for a potential soft reboot or major shift following the Secret Wars finale.

It also appears that if Thor 5 moves forward, it will likely do so without director Taika Waititi. The filmmaker, who helmed both Ragnarok and Love and Thunder, has previously stated he wouldn’t be involved in a fifth installment as he focuses on other projects. This opens the door for a new director to step in and execute the “unique ideas” Hemsworth and Feige are cooking up.

For now, fans can look forward to seeing Hemsworth wield Mjolnir (or Stormbreaker) again this December. But knowing that the God of Thunder has a future beyond the next Avengers team-up adds a whole new layer of excitement to his legendary story.

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