15 years ago, Chris Hemsworth debuted in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Thor, turning one of Marvel Comics’ lesser-known superheroes into one beloved by the general public. Hemsworth’s take on the Norse God of Thunder is still going strong in the MCU, and he’s next set to appear in the upcoming Marvel movie Avengers: Doomsday. However, he hasn’t always been the easiest character to handle in the franchise, and Hemsworth recently reflecting on how Thor “earned his seat at the table” makes me more excited to see him back for one of the final 2026 movie releases.
In an interview with BroBible to promote his new movie Crime 101, Chris Hemsworth was asked how he sees Thor’s role in the MCU and what part of the character’s growth he’s most proud of after 15 years. The actor started off by saying how grateful he was to have worked with Kenneth Branagh on the first Thor movie, calling him “one of the best directors and most detailed, collaborative partners.” Hemsworth continued:
