Chris Hemsworth

Even though he’s recently been making headlines with his plans for building an enormous mansion in his native Australia, Chris Hemsworth has explained that he occasionally feels “gross” about his huge wealth.

The 35 year old Marvel star spoke to GQ Australia this week about how his father taught him – and his brothers, Luke and Liam – about the value of working hard and saving up for things he wanted. Furthermore, his current situation in which he’s believed to be worth around £69 million has got him reflecting on those beginnings.

“I feel gross about it. I remember saving up for a surfboard when I was younger. The surfboard was 600 bucks and I saved up for a whole year with Dad’s help,” he told the magazine. “I didn’t even want to surf on it for fear of damaging it. It taught me so many lessons about appreciation and working hard for something.”

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Chris Hemsworth has for many years now made a name for himself in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as fan-favourite 'Avengers' character, Thor. Through three solo movies and a series of appearances in collaborative flicks, the actor has cemented himself as a staple of the comic book/superhero movie genre. Though his time MAY be coming to an end in the near future with the end of the MCU's current 'Phase 3', he's left a legacy that will go untainted.

Chris Hemsworth is thankful for his time on 'Ghostbusters'

Though Thor is usually the first role people will think of when Hemsworth's name comes up however, he's been in a plethora of other projects. One of those was Paul Feig's reboot of 'Ghostbusters', which starred an all-female line-up as the leads, and Hemsworth's as their bumbling secretary.

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The Marvel Cinematic Universe went through some of its most dramatic scenes in its most recent 'Avengers' outing, 'Infinity War', with the film including some of the biggest shocks the comic book movie world has ever seen. With 'Avengers 4' on the horizon, there's still a lot of story to be told, and actor Chris Hemsworth who plays Thor in the MCU promises it's going to be worth the wait.

Chris Hemsworth has promised plenty of shocks in 'Avengers 4'

'Infinity War' saw Thanos following a strange path to ensure that planet Earth wouldn't be completely destroyed by mankind. The villain would bring together the Infinity Stones for his Infinity Gauntlet, snapping his fingers when it was complete and wiping out half of the universe's population in the process. This included some fan-favourite MCU heroes, and with so much now on the line, there has been plenty of discussion amongst the fans as to exactly where the story goes from here.

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It must be extremely difficult to be working for Marvel on a film like 'Avengers: Infinity War'; trying to keep everything shrouded in secrecy when the press and fans are constantly pushing for spoilers. It doesn't help when the actors are leaking information and stealing stuff during filming.

Chris Hemsworth at the 'Avengers: Infinity War' premiere

First of all, the props department had to do everything they could to stop the actors stealing everything that wasn't nailed down. Chris Hemsworth managed to steal five Thor hammers from the set in previous films, which he confessed made it 'very difficult to get another hammer from the next movie'.

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The action thriller 12 Strong chronicles the true story of the first US troops to arrive in Afghanistan after the 9/11 attacks, and how they teamed up with local horse soldiers because of the terrain and culture. Taking a break from his superhero role as Thor, Chris Hemsworth stars as Captain Mitch Nelson. And Hemsworth's wife Elsa Pataky plays his on-screen wife.

Chris Hemsworth at a Golden Globes afterparty

"When I was looking at doing the film, I was right in the middle of Thor: Ragnorak," Hemsworth says. "I was exhausted! The idea of going back to work again was just, ugh, hang on! Then they were like, 'Look, we'd love Elsa to play your wife, as well.' That made it a little easier for her to come to terms with packing up and moving again."

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It might come as a bit of a shock to some Marvel fans but it's likely that Chris Hemsworth will be leaving his long-standing role as Thor after the fourth Avengers movie. His contract is at an end, so it seems the ball is entirely in his court for future Thor appearances.

Chris Hemsworth at the Golden Globes after-party

The 34-year-old Aussie recently completed filming in Atlanta for 'Avengers 4' - the untitled follow-up to 'Avengers: Infinity War' which is coming later this year. He confessed in an interview that he was 'exhausted' after a 'non-stop' couple of years of playing the Norse God of Thunder, but does that really mean this is the end of line?

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Jack Black is annoyed at actor Chris Hemsworth after watching 'Thor: Ragnarok' and discovering that they used the same Led Zeppelin song that was used in 'School of Rock'. They are now embroiled in a social media feud known as the 'Battle of the Jams'.

Jack Black at Ping Pong 4 Purpose event

Of course, there's nothing serious about this beef. But Led Zeppelin are a band of whom it is notoriously difficult to get permission to use their music, and Jack had to practically beg them to let him sing 'Immigrant Song' in his 2003 movie 'School of Rock'. 

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Chris Hemsworth has played the part of Norse mythological god, Thor, since Marvel’s first film about the comic character in 2011 and has continued to wave his hammer about during two successive standalone features and two Avenger movies.

Is about to play Thor for the fifth time

However, the actor has said he has got "bored" of his character and asked Marvel Studios President, Kevin Feige if he could do something different with the God of Lightening.

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