Thor: Love and Thunder: Christian Bale engaged in reshoots



Thor: Love and Thunder will arrive in cinemas next summer, but apparently the final details are being filed. It is news these days, in fact, that Christian Bale is busy with the reshoots of Thor: Love and Thunder, a film directed again by Taika Waitit where Nolan’s former Dark Knight plays the Gorr, the Butcher God. Thor: Love and Thunder currently represents a unicum in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, considering that the Asgardian played by Chris Hemsworth will be the first hero to reach the milestone of four solo films. Previous chapters of Thor’s saga, including his adventures with the Avengers, are available in the Disney + catalog.

Former Batman Christian Bale engaged in Thor: Love and Thunder reshoots

According to when reported by the journalist of The Ankler Jeff Sneider, although there are just over four months left for the theatrical release, Taika Waititi would be working to re-shoot some scenes of the cinecomic Marvel, which is why the much would not have been released yet. expected trailer of the film. At the moment, these additional shots are reportedly taking place in Manhattan Beach, California, which brings us back to Gorr’s presence.

In fact, since his first appearance as the character, Christian Bale has been photographed on the beach, which suggests that Bale is busy in the reshoots of Thor: Love And Thunder as Gorr is the subject of Waititi’s new shoot. Marvel fans are now waiting for the next chapter of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, but the wait for Thor’s return is definitely high, considering that in the new chapter of the adventures of the Asgardian god we will be able to witness the return of Jane Foster, played again by Natalie Portmanwhich we will be able to see as the Mighty Thor.

For now, fans are hoping that with these additional shots finished, Marvel Studios will finally present the long-awaited trailer for Thor: Love and Thunder.

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