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Longtime Marvel star, Chris Hemsworth turned into a versatile actor following his villainous role in George Miller’s upcomingFuriosa, a prequel to 2015’s acclaimedMad Max: Fury Road. With Anya Taylor-Joy in the lead role replacing Charlize Theron, Hemsworth recalled having a tough time on set.

Chris Hemsworth in Snow White and the Huntsman

Initially worried about his role inFuriosa, especially since Chris Hemsworth is often known for being the hero or the protagonist of a movie, the actor mentioned having difficulty. Worried about playing the villain, Hemsworth reflected upon his filming experience.

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George Miller’s upcoming Furiosa (2024)

Chris Hemsworth Was Worried About His Role inFuriosa

It is quite common for actors to face troubles while shooting. Like it happened to Tom Hardy in George Miller’s 2015 film,Mad Max: Fury Road.However, nothing comes close to the level of worry that Chris Hemsworth went through before taking on his role in Miller’s prequelFuriosa.

Playing a post-apocalyptic villain in theMad MaxfilmFuriosa,Chris Hemsworthrecalled being concerned about his role. Often known for playing titular roles and superhero characters, the actor was worried about playing the role of a villain. According toEW,although Hemsworth started excited, he was soon feeling worried.

Chris Hemsworth as Immortan Joe

“It’s massive and otherworldly and everything you’d expect from the Mad Max world, [Miller] has managed to do something unexpected, which has blown me away…I wasn’t sure what I was going to do.”

Reflecting upon his fears, Chris Hemsworth opened up about how he immediately fell in love with the script when he read that he was going to play one of the evil war leaders. However, as the shoot date crept closer, he found himself struggling with doubts.

Chris Hemsworth as Thor

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Chris Hemsworth Noted His Favorite Filming Experience

Although Chris Hemsworth was initially unable to get a handle on the villainous character, since it was unlike any other roles he had played before, he eventually managed to make the best of it. As he delved into the role, the actor realized what drove him towards something so versatile.

Thereafter, Chris Hemsworth ended up fully embracing the role and did an amazing job. Speaking withEW, the actor mentioned how easily he got a hold on his character, and turned his project into his best filming experience.

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“It was starting to get scary the closer I got to shooting. Then, all of a sudden, it clicked, and it was one of the best experiences I’ve had.”

Finally teaming up withGeorge Miller, after previously wishing for Tom Hardy’s role inMad Max, Chris Hemsworth had a fun experience. Even the director is impressed with the actor’s skills. “He has the perfect combination of confidence and knowledge, but also a humility and a want to collaborate.” Miller praised Hemsworth.

Fans have to wait a bit more to witness Hemsworth in a villainous role, as George Miller’sFuriosais fast approaching the theatres to release on July 06, 2025.

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