On How He Sees Thor In His Upcoming Solo Movie:
"I think he's certainly, in the beginning of this film, he's a rash, cocky warrior. Who's about to inherit the keys to the kingdom. And his father thinks he's not ready. The journey's of him learning some humility through the film... I think he's one of those people — his heart's in the right place. I think he's doing what he's doing for his family, and to protect his kingdom. He thinks it's the right way to do, it just happens to be a very aggressive way to do it, which probably isn't the right way. It's about some tempering, that raw emotion into the right direction."
On The Rumors That He And Anthony Hopkins Fell Out On Set:
"We had a good laugh about it. Everyone else knew about it before I did. And Anthony rang me up and just talked about the ridiculousness of it. It said a lot of funny things that article. The amount of blue screen it said we're doing, which we weren't. It talked about Anthony hating Santa Fe, he wasn't in Santa Fe. It talked about him hating Ken and not agreeing, Anthony said to me a number of times that Ken was one of the best directors he's ever worked with. For me that was like, Wow — I was blown away by Ken, but I don't have the track record or history that he has. It was one of the most enjoyable experiences for me. And for him as well, he kept saying, "how fun is this?" So yeah you've got to laugh at it. Of course there are moments when I go home and it's dark and I'm alone, and I think the most talented, nicest person on the planet hates me. You have to roll with that stuff."
On Joining The Rest Of The Avengers On Stage At Comic Con:
"That was crazy. I didn't even know that was going to happen until five minutes beforehand. I didn't know Scarlett of Robert or any of those guys would come. These are people I've admired and been inspired by for years. And I'm up there standing on the stage with them wondering what am I doing here. I'm really looking forward to learning from them."