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Thor’s interpreter in ‘God Of War Ragnarok’ reveals he was inspired by another Marvel hero

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November 14, 2022

Actor Ryan Hurst, who plays the God of Thunder in ‘God of War Ragnarok,’ in a recent interview with Variety, revealed he was inspired by a Marvel hero for the character, but it wasn’t. Thor by Chris Hemsworth, far from it.

The actor explained that, in fact, Ragnarok’s Thor displays uncontrollable amounts of fury and rage, which made him think of the Hulk.

“There’s a bit of that, which is like saying ‘Hulk smashes!’ “But in a way that involves more layers. The way I played it is that I would need superhuman amounts of strength, anger, and unpredictability,” the actor said.

“He was a powerful being, expressing feelings of regret through his voice,” he said.

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“God of War Ragnarok” will feature Kratos and Atreus finding a way to stop the Norse apocalypse. While the Ghost of Sparta is more cautious with everything that has happened, his son is full of doubts about his participation in the upcoming war.

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In an interview with Game Informer, lead level designer James Riding spoke about the experience of creating the realm’s landmarks: “We wanted to evolve the gameplay in the scenario spaces – more variety and verticality . In Svartalfheim, you’ll have multiple places to go within a single realm. That’s a lot of content.

Recalling that Svartalfheim is the homeland of the dwarves, that is, the homeland of Brok and Sindri, blacksmith brothers and friends of Kratos and Atreus. In God of War (2018), the ghost of Sparta was unable to travel there, as Odin sealed off the entrance to the place, seeking to prevent an alliance between the dwarves and the Vanir gods.

Recalling that the premiere of ‘God of War Ragnarok’ has been discussed for a long time. In early June, Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier announced that the match was scheduled for November.