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For The Love Of Movies... Can We Talk?Could Idris Elba Reprise His Role As 'Heimdall' in The Planned "Thor 2"?
Anyway, Thor 2 is indeed coming. And if Elba is attached to the sequel, he's already faring better than director Patty Jenkins, who was recently relieved of her duties by Marvel due to creative differences, according to THR. Had Jenkins stayed on, she would have been the "first female director of a Marvel movie and only woman to ever direct a big-budget superhero or comic book movie."
I guess no minority group is safe when it come to these types of films-- in front of or behind the camera.
Thor 2 is slated for a Nov. 15, 2013 release.
3 Comments
Dankwa Brooks | December 12, 2011 11:23 PM
Branagh did an adequate job directing, but nothing fantastic. Plus his overuse of Dutch Angles was nausea inducing.
Tamara | December 12, 2011 8:57 PM
I wonder why Branagh didn't take up the charge for part deux? And Heimdall could most definitely reprise his role. His character was such that he's "in there" , "all up and in through there". Val Halla, that is. He is an important and respected character or was in this first telling. You should definitely watch. I don't want to double-spoil it for you, but I will say that I can see Heimdall having a storyline or more of a story (since Thor is obviously the focus) just because of who he is (gatekeeper/keymaster). Loki. Now I look forward to seeing him again. He was the kind of villain that I love. Highly conflicted; split down the middle and only beginning to come into his villainy.
Jug | December 12, 2011 6:39 PM
*SPOILER ALERT*....he did make it LMBAO