Men In Black: International star Chris Hemsworth might have found stardom through his iconic role as Thor in the Avengers movies, but it was a long road to get to this point.
Speaking on his earlier work, Chris has revealed he wasnt exactly a happy bunny while shooting some of his first films.
Ive done things over the years that Ive justified, Oh, this is good for this and this reason, but ultimately didnt have a great time, revealed the 35-year-old.
And the older I get it needs to be an enjoyable process.
While the actor made no reference to any specific films, some of his early works include horror flick The Cabin In The Woods, crime movie Ca$h and thriller A Perfect Getaway.
Luckily, Chris found filming on his latest movie a lot more enjoyable and told Cinema Blend its the sort of film that makes him love his job.
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When I first read the script, and who was involved, and Tessa and [director F. Gary Gray] and so on, I thought, This is the reason I love this job, he explained.
Earlier this month, Chris admitted he was full of anxiety when going for roles as a young actor and was scared he would never be able to find the right fit.
Id tell myself to relax, Chris recalled to YouTube star JackSepticEye. I found so much of my time early on was about trying to be who I thought Id be, how to move and how to sound. I was never true to myself I think.
Things got better though, as Chris explained how the new Men In Black film stays true to the original story while maintaining an air of individuality: It felt unique to the original films aesthetically, where we shot all over the world, and with very different characters to what was there before, but still staying true and hitting all the boxes that people loved and appreciated from the originals.
We had a blast.
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