"I was thrilled to be asked. They were disappointed; they understood, but they were disappointed. They wanted to go straight away with a sequel, and why shouldn't they? And I said to Kevin at that time, 'I don't have it in me.'"
"I think it's a tribute to what Kevin saw in the potential for a character and a world. To see how elastic it's been in encompassing a different kind of adventure, different kind of humor, different drive to the narrative, it's been an absolute fascination on how that's developed."
Thor's character has undergone substantial development over 15 years, from his introduction in Iron Man 2 to his various challenges and transformations. Kenneth Branagh, the director of the original Thor film, reflects on the evolution of the character and the franchise. He acknowledges the shift in tone brought by Taika Waititi, praising the creative direction and humor that have emerged. Branagh expresses his admiration for the character's adaptability and the narrative's growth, despite not directing the sequel himself.
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