Chris seems like a guy who you can just hate because he has everything. He is incredibly good looking, the natural voice of a God, rich and charismatic. However, he is incredibly humble and down to earth and I can't hate him.

The way he broke down each role for us and explaining his craft was something I did not expect. He has such an appreciation for acting. Wonderful to see.

I cannot imagine anyone else as Thor.He owns the God of Thunder role

I want Chris Hemsworth and Benedict Cumberbatch to play their respective roles in the MCU as long as they can. I feel like they were born to play these roles.

No wonder he loves playing Thor. He absolutely appreciates that character, which changed his whole life.

Out of all the Marvel characters, Chris managed to take a character who should be the hardest to make a human connection/understanding, and elevate the growth of this god to something relatable and inspiring.

Chris: I want to go to Hollywood Counselor: Makes perfect sense you literally look like a God

It's so refreshing to see that he takes his craft so seriously and talks about so passionately. I'm forever grateful for this series.

Love how he was appreciating each and every director he has worked with praising their craft and in return telling about his crafts. And love how he is friends with everyone he has worked with . Shows what type of a person he is ❤️

Rush is such an underrated and brilliant movie. Also one of the best of his performances.

A fantastic actor, hope he does more artistic and indie roles after thor 4

He’s so refreshing. I met him back in April 2019 in London when he did Endgame press tour. He’s so lovely. He smelt so good too. His hugs are so nice.

I think he will end up directing some day. He has the mind and eye for it.

Man: "I'm straight" Chris Hermsworth: "you were"

I think he could be 80 and still have that voice. Like he’d actually just be like an old Greek deity, almost. That voice would be amazing on a voiceover for a documentary.

It’s so foreign to see Hemsworth talking in depth about acting, his appreciation for the art is definitely shown. Ive never really had to chance to listen to him talk about his process so vividly, so this was really cool! He seems like such a humble guy!

Cabin in the woods is still one of my all-time favorite movies. Super underrated and I never hear anybody talk about it. Can't wait to see Thor love and thunder

it’s nice having my thoughts of The Dark World validated by Chris himself. not a bad movie by any means, just nothing special in terms of Thor’s character arc.

It's a shame we didn't get to see him talk about Ghostbusters. He slayed it in that flick.

He was so good in Bad Times at the El Royale. He played a narcissistic, creepy, unsettling cult leader to perfection. The best thing was that his good looks worked perfectly for the character, who relied on his attractiveness. Made me realize he could play villainous characters really well and that he should play them more often.

My wife and I both wish that I was Chris Hemsworth

Would love to see Hugh jackman talking about his career especially how he feels and his observation on wolverine.

I was in Chris's woodwork class and boy was he good with his Hammer, we made bird boxes,.... what a dae that was. Classic Chris on the horses in saddle club also, what a champ

Hope marvel give him more I can't imagine the world without Chris Hemsworth playing thor

I hope someone gives him an opportunity to play a role with more depth cause he’s great, especially with comedic timing.

Rush is such a criminally underrated and accurate movie

All I can say is…even tho this Chris was in the beginning of “Star Trek” for just a bit, his amazing acting really made an impression on me! I really hope JJ does a sequel with both Chris H & Chris P! 🙏🏾

Thor breaking down his career as Chris hemsworth

Bad times at the el royale is a classic , he's brilliant in it along with the rest of cast, it's one of those hidden gems I'm glad he spoke about it

Chris Hemsworth is a legend

I've never understand the term "voice like gravel" until I heard Hemsworth speak.

Bad Times at the El Royale is so underrated

He was in the saddle club?! I loved that show! Obviously had no clue who he was at the time. Now I have to go back and rewatch.

Man, his voice is shaking my entire room.

It's inspiring to hear how he almost didn't get the part of Thor, but it just seems like it was all apart of the divine plan! I don't know anyone else who would have played the part better! If you're reading this you also have your own path as well! Keep going ‼️

Me : Just sees Chris hemsworth & just clicked

His ‘faucet’ jokes in Vacation were hilarious

Although not the the most versatile actor he’s always game to try new things and I think when the role suits him he can bring a lot of genuine energy to the role. And when he said “does this speak to me” I feel like he understands that. Hope he continues to get better with time. Old man Thor will be epic in 2050 lol

Here before the millions. The sheer power in his voice, the breathtaking sexiness, the inspiring story, the humility he projects, the level he's ascended to...is truly remarkable to observe. It's unreal. Chris Evans is my biggest crush but man...Hemsworth is truly a masterpiece! These segments are always so captivating. REALLY excited for Love and Thunder. Thank you again Vanity Fair. 🔥💙😍

Don't let this real life God of a human fool you with his looks and personality only, he's an excellent and brilliant actor! People often forget how good he really is at his core craft. Him playing James Hunt in Rush is impeccable. My favourite portrayal of his, second being as Owen Chase in Into The Heart of the Sea. I recommend everyone reading this to watch them, you'll love it!

I'd really like for him to return to Star Trek, it would be cool to see him interact with his son considering how important his character is to Pine's in the Kelvin timeline.

With Thor 4 coming out in a couple of weeks. I hope to see him on Hot Ones either in the next episode or the one after which would be before Love & Thunder comes out. 🙏🏽

That's crazy that he was filming for Star Trek only 3 days after the audition. Lol.

When he mentioned thor 2 i was hoping he felt the same way about it like the rest of us did. He did!, not the best mcu movie but glad he was able to redeem himself in thor 3. So far one of the top favs movies in the mcu.

Other than Thor my favorite movies of his are *Rush* and *In The Heart Of The Sea* His performance was brilliant in both movies cz usually it's all about how buff and good looking he is but in these 2 movies he showed his pure acting talent with character depth In *Extraction* also was cool to see him do some difficult stunts without the help of CGI Can't wait to watch what's next with Chris😍, wish him the best of luck :)

he was unexpectedly effective in star trek. i've followed him ever since then and i was so happy when he was cast as thor

a lot of people didn't see the movie but He was very funny in ghostbusters, the all-female one

His part in Star Trek still gets me… incredibly emotional

watching spiderhead made me realize how good of an actor and how talented he is.. i always saw him as a really talented actor but in spiderhead you can really see he has a huge emotional range.

I still think about THE SADDLE CLUB whenever I see him on screen. That hit America pretty hard at the time...

Rush is such an underrated movie and Hemsworth does a bang up job of playing Hunt. I can’t imagine anyone else could have played the character as well as Hemsworth.

I LOVE THIS MAN! I hope Chris get more oscar worthy roles in the future

The first movie I ever saw Chris Hemsworth in was a movie called, “A Perfect Getaway.” It also had Steve Zahn, Timothy Olyphant and Milla Jovovich in it

“I don’t know if I would have done another one if taika hadn’t written this beautiful script” hopefully he doesn’t quit after love and thunder!

2:06 omg I love his laugh

In Star Trek, Chris played the role of father of the character Chris played

This man was super cool to us set guys back in 2016 while doing Ragnarok in the Gold Coast,, serious when needed but very funny in person.

he’s so fine.

I want a universe where Thor is doctor strange and doctor strange is Thor haha

Its refreshing to come across actors who are versatile in their acting abilities to where you want to watch all they have done to experience their range. ... and really nice to look at!!

I love how honest he is, the way he talks, idk it's very satisfying

Aw, man. I was really hoping that he'd talk about "A Perfect Getaway". That was such a great and fun little movie. I always show it to people who don't know what to expect and they always end up having a blast with it.

I’m glad he had an input on how he portrayed Thor because I truly do find the character a lot more interesting

I'd love to see a timeline career, with Sir Anthony Hopkins, Antonio Banderas & maybe... Emma Thompson. Anyone else?

You have got to bring Colin Farrell for one of these. He is such talented and one of the most underatted actors out there!

Lovely stuff but a SORELY missed opportunity to hear him discuss his most interesting role in Michael Mann's Blackhat. What a swing.

I’m disappointed they didn’t add ‘Vacation’ on there. He was hilarious in that movie

Chris hemsworth has godly genetics and was built like a god

Did not realize Chris Hemsworth was in Saddle Club lmaooo I forgot about that character. Used to watch it in middle school

I think Rush might be my favorite of his film

Omg I can’t believe chis was in saddle club lol. I loved that show when I was a little girl lol

cabin in the woods remains a massively underrated movie

I remember the first thing I've seen him in was this movie called A Perfect Getaway, which is a pretty underrated one.

surprised they didnt put every movie he played in, because he did great in A Perfect Getaway.

I adored his scene in Star Trek, so sweet and poignant. ❤️

Marvel please bring Thor and Loki back together. T.T

Completely forgot about Saddle Club, but definitely watched that as a Canadian kid, and remember that episode too.

Loooved him in “Bad Times at The El Royale”. Such a great Drew Goddard film and he plays such a great villain cult leader. I’m so glad he got to talk about it here and Vanity Fair didn’t just skip over it.

We are so lucky to have actor's like Chris in the MCU 🙏🍀

Wow. This is not just a interview. It's a MASTERCLASS. This and the "Internet questions" series shows a really much richer in depth and thought version of Chris. And yes, as expected, he has it all - charisma, charming voice, alpha male presence, greatest looking guy ever, et cetera. But still, you can relate to him, because he is still a human being.. I mean, he can take a step out of the throne, and actually tell you the story of how he got there - and not just that, but he actually tells you his fears and doubts and whatever crossed his mind at that time. That's what a role model is. And he simply nails it. We so very oftenly hear about celebrities who suck at being just "people", and here we have the other side. You probably have two options left: you want him, or you wanna be him. He's just that awesome and handsome. Well played, mr. Hemsworth, well played!

He such a good looking guy And very humble🔥🔥🔥

Chris is a marvel and force for films so gettin his notes and thoughts here is a such treat, can't wait for his performance in the next Thor film!

I REMEMBER HIM IN THE SADDLE CLUB!! I CANT BELIEVE THAT MADE IT INTO THIS VIDEO!! 😂

Weird that they didn't talk about Australian soap opera called Neighbors. All Aussies goes through that show before Hollywood.

Chris Hemsworth in "In the Heart of the Sea" reminds me so much of Edward Kenway on Assassin's Creed IV

Rush is still one of the films I keep going back to, one of my most watched films.

Thanks Chris , the best ever description of Director/ ACTOR thoughts. Truly the right man for Thor.

You know what I hate about the Break Downs, their never fully about the big projects/the ones shown on the timeline. Then why do a break down if it's not either complete or more in depth??

wish it was longer and he spoke about MIB and extraction

Probably…the most handsome guy alive tbh. Unfair that he’s funny and has a great personality too. Can’t believe he has it all

Rush is such an underrated, fantastic movie.

Muy buen resumen de tu experiencia y las animaciones están muy bien acompañados saludos

18:15 "to move the piece of the puzzle on the chessboard" - Chris, who definitely knows what chess is

I love him so much..he is my favorite person in Hollywood

omg, How did I just realise Chris was in star trak omg super cool

I'm gonna have to look for the El Royal bluray to see if Chris did a commentary for it. caused I'd love to hear him talk more about that character.

Forever Thor ❤️

Thank you for this

Chris is so cool!

He caught my eye in that Star Trek movie! I remember I care about his character so much that I was sooo sad!