Chris Hemsworth Was Upset When He Found Out Cap Could Lift Mjolnir

While it might not be on the same tier as the conventions held in New York or San Diego, ACE Comic Con has proven to be worthwhile in its own right. Having just wrapped up a few hours ago, the Rosemont, Illinois-based event took place this weekend, and a handful of big stars flocked to the small town of 4,000 to snap photos, sign autographs, and answer pressing questions from their fanbases.

While Game of Thrones actors Kit Harington and Gwendoline Christie were sure to draw a crowd, the MCU squad came in full force to dominate the proceedings, with Brie Larson (Captain Marvel), Tom Holland (Spider-Man), Jake Gyllenhaal (Mysterio), Tessa Thompson (Valkyrie) and Chris Hemsworth (Thor) all showing up for the weekend. And as ComicBook.com reports, the God of Thunder himself sat down for a question and answer panel, and shed some light on how he felt about one of Avengers: Endgame‘s more pivotal moments.

During “A Conversation with Chris Hemsworth,” the Australian superstar was asked about the scene where Captain America was able to pick up and wield Mjolnir, proving his worth once and for all. While we’re sure his response was made in jest, he explained that he was a bit peeved about the whole situation.

“Uh, pretty angry, yeah,” Hemsworth revealed. “I’m sick of people picking up that hammer, to be honest. It’s playing with my toys, you know, it’s like ‘give me that.'”

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After mocking Cap and telling him to stick to his “little shield,” Chris added he hadn’t “seen him pick up Stormbreaker yet.” The audience was quick to correct him though and Hemsworth joked and said he had covered his eyes during that particular moment.

Avengers: Endgame laid to rest any notion of Thor being the only one worthy enough of wielding Mjolnir, and it looks like we haven’t seen the last of the mythical hammer. We already know Jane will be using it for herself in Thor: Love And Thunder, and there’s always the chance that another hero will give it a go at some point, too. Maybe Captain Marvel? Let us know what you think down below.

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Chris Hemsworth Says He’d Love To Join The Star Wars Franchise

With the upcoming Thor: Love and Thunder, Chris Hemsworth’s title character is set to pass the hammer on to Natalie Portman’s Jane Foster, and right now, it’s unclear where that leaves the MCU’s original God of Thunder, who just might find himself headed for retirement from the superhero saga, or at least with a significantly smaller role. If that were to be the case, however, then Hemsworth already has an idea of which major property he’d like to try next.

In the last decade or so, the actor has found himself attached to a variety of popular franchises, from Marvel and Star Trek, to Ghostbusters and Men in Black. Nonetheless, one film series he’s yet to touch is Star Wars, and during a recent panel at ACE Comic Con, Hemsworth suggested that he’d jump at the chance to get involved:

“Oh yeah, I’d love to. I’m not sure there’s many people that’d say they wouldn’t want to be a part of that world, you know and especially having it be something I’ve grown up with like all of us here, probably, it’d be like a fan experience as opposed to being an actor and that’s the fun thing at this point of cinema and my career.”

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Just as the recent Avengers: Endgame marked the end of an era for the MCU, the upcoming Rise of Skywalker will serve as the last Star Wars movie for several years, not to mention the supposed final installment in the Skywalker Saga. After that, the next Star Wars film isn’t scheduled for release until December 2022, and looks to be the first of three features to be handled by Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss.

That being said, Star Wars fans will hardly be starved for material in the next few years, thanks in part to the various live-action TV shows headed for Disney Plus. The first of the batch is The Mandalorian, which premieres on November 12th, before Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker hits theaters on December 20th.

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