- THOR 2
One of the big breakouts this year, is Tom Hiddleston’s
portrayal of Loki in Marvel Studios' Thor and he'll be returning next summer as
the villain of Joss Whedon’s The Avengers.
Loki Concept Art |
At the press junket for Steven Spielberg’s War Horse,
SuperHeroHype got to talk to Hiddleston about the role that kicked off an
amazing year and has made him somewhat of a household name atleast to all comic
book fans.
"The whole Loki thing is just so exciting," he
told us. "It is quite surreal, because I never expected it to be so
fervent, for the passion to be so intense and one always hopes one's work is
going to be appreciated, but my God it's a compliment that people have
responded to what I did and everybody who’s written letters say such lovely
things like 'I really understood what Loki was going through and I understood
his emotional predicament' so it’s pretty great."
"It's nice to come back, like an old friend," he
said about his return for The Avengers. "When I came back to do
'Avengers,' I'd gone off and done F. Scott Fitzgerald and Captain Nicholls and
Freddie Page in the 'Deep Blue Sea' and when I came back to Loki I was like,
'Hey, man, how’s it going?'"
The question on most minds is whether we’ll see Loki in Thor
2 - as if you could keep him away. It certainly sounds like Loki won’t be dying
in The Avengers, so Hiddleston will have a chance to work with director Patty
Jenkins and he shared his thoughts on what he feels she’ll bring to the table:
Tom Hiddleston as Loki on set of Avengers |
"I had dinner with some of the executives at Marvel and
Chris Hemsworth and Patty in London and she's amazing, really. She's the most
incredibly fearless director and has a really inate understanding of the
muscularity of a character like Thor. I'm not just saying he's jacked-up. I
mean, the character itself has an enormously muscular, visceral, emotional
complexity and Patty understands it, and she understands it in her bones."
While since that interview with Tom, Deadline now reports
that Patty Jenkins has departed Thor 2. The search is now on for a replacement.
Patty Jenkins previously directed Monster starring Charlize
Theron, who won an Academy Award for her performance in the film. Jenkins, who
received an Emmy nomination for directing the pilot of AMC's acclaimed series
"The Killing," has also directed episodes of "Entourage"
and "Arrested Development."
The original article cites "creative differences"
as the reason for Jenkins' departure, suggesting that the split is amicable and
that she might return for a superhero non-sequel in the near future.
With a release date planned for November 15th, 2013, a new
director is expected to be announced soon.
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