Christian Bale, who plays Thor, revealed that a significant portion of the content in Thor: Love and Thunder was found to be too frightening for audiences with children.
Christian Bale, who portrays Gorr the God Butcher in the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe film Thor: Love and Thunder, recently stated in an interview that Taika Waititi, the film’s director, is “a funny bastard,” and that Waititi “did a lot funnier stuff than was allowed to be in the film, in my opinion.” Thor: Love and Thunder is scheduled to be released on July 8.
Bale continued by saying, “But we must remember, we’re making a film geared for families.” “We did a lot of stuff that was scarier, as well as stuff that was weirder and creepier,” He also noted that although he had the opportunity to enjoy working alongside former Marvel Cinematic Universe cast members Peter Dinklage and Jeff Goldblum, neither actor was included in the film’s final cut. This information follows closely on the heals of the news that Game of Thrones actor Lena Headey was also pulled from the picture, and that her U.K. agency, Troika, is suing for $1.5 million against her for allegedly withholding her pay.
Despite this, the completed version of “Love and Thunder” features a large number of notable actors. Chris Hemsworth will play the part of Thor once again, while Natalie Portman will play the character of Jane Foster once again. Waititi, Tessa Thompson, Chris Pratt, Jaimie Alexander, Dave Bautista, Karen Gillan, Matt Damon, Melissa McCarthy, Luke Hemsworth, Sean Gunn, Bradley Cooper, and Vin Diesel, as well as Russell Crowe and Pom Klementieff, are all featured in the cast.
When asked about his experience working with Waititi, Bale described it as “a dream come true” and expressed optimism for the outcome of Love and Thunder. “[Waititi is] capable of having both a tremendous sense of humor and wonderful sincerity,” he stated. “[Waititi is] able to have both at the same time.” “And Love and Thunder is actually a really lovely film because it’s funny as hell, and it’s extremely emotional,”
This is the eighth Marvel film to feature Thor, and the fourth Thor film to be released as a standalone. Thor: Love and Thunder. It takes set right after the events of Avengers: Endgame (2019), with Thor becoming more disillusioned with the realities of being a superhero as the story progresses. However, he is jolted out of his trance by the impending danger posed by Gorr the God Butcher, which compels him to take action alongside his allies Valkyrie, Korg, and Jane, who is now able to use the powers associated with the God of Thunder herself.
