23rd May 2022 - Official Trailer
Teaser Trailer
Release Date Changed to 9th July 2022
24th April 2020 - Release Date Changed to February 11, 2022
Moving into 2022, Marvel Studios is changing the date for sequel Thor: Love and Thunder from February 18 to February 11, just in time for Valentine’s Day. Taika Waititi will again write and direct the fourth installment, which will bring back Chris Hemsworth, Tessa Thompson, and Natalie Portman (as the Mighty Thor, the goddess of Thunder), while Christian Bale will play the villain.
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20th July 2019 - Title, Logo and Release Date Revealed; Natalie Portman Returning as Female Thor; Tessa Thompson Returning
Just announced in Hall H at #SDCC, Marvel Studios’ THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER with Chris Hemsworth, Tessa Thompson and Natalie Portman. Taika Waititi returns as director. In theaters November 5, 2021. pic.twitter.com/7RRkOYWTQM
— Marvel Studios (@MarvelStudios) July 21, 2019
What is Valkyrie up to as new king of Asgard? “As the new king, she needs to find her queen.” - @TessaThompson_x
— Eric Goldman (@TheEricGoldman) July 21, 2019
Storyline comes from the comic book The Mighty Thor - which introduces the female Thor...
— SFX magazine (@SFXmagazine) July 21, 2019
NATALIE PORTMAN
Natalie Portman recieves her Mjolnir. Jane will become the female Thor in Love and Thunder. pic.twitter.com/OXRtvompad
— Rotten Tomatoes (@RottenTomatoes) July 21, 2019
16th July 2019 - Taika Waititi Returning to Write and Direct
Taika Waititi has inked a deal to write and direct a follow-up to his 2017 smash, Thor: Ragnarok.
But his boarding of what would be a fourth installment of the Marvel franchise comes at a cost: Warner Bros.' long-gestating adaptation of Japanese manga Akira. That project, which was penciled for a May 21, 2021, release and had Waititi testing actors in a worldwide search for talent, is being put on pause indefinitely as the two projects' production dates began to bump up against one another. Script development concerns caused Akira to push back its shooting start, and while some of those have been addressed, say sources, the dates were now too close for comfort.
But his boarding of what would be a fourth installment of the Marvel franchise comes at a cost: Warner Bros.' long-gestating adaptation of Japanese manga Akira. That project, which was penciled for a May 21, 2021, release and had Waititi testing actors in a worldwide search for talent, is being put on pause indefinitely as the two projects' production dates began to bump up against one another. Script development concerns caused Akira to push back its shooting start, and while some of those have been addressed, say sources, the dates were now too close for comfort.
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