The Mighty Thor Might Be McKidd

The Mighty Thor Might Be McKidd

Actor Kevin McKidd was accosted at a Punisher after-party where he confirmed he was still up for the role of Thor in Marvel's thunder god movie.

By ComicBookMovie - Dec 03, 2008 12:12 PM EST
Filed Under: Thor
Source: IGN

You may recognize him from the movie Trainspotting, or a recent failed tv show called "Journeyman." Just don't see Topsy Turvy or it might ruin him for you.

This from IGN...

McKidd confirmed that he's still a contender for the lead role and that there's been "a lot of back and forth" about the project of late, but that nothing has been determined. He acknowledged that Kenneth Branagh is directing it, a choice that makes him even more excited about the film.

McKidd stressed that the part that he's up for is indeed that of Thor and not a supporting role. This contradicts what McKidd told us last year when he suggested that Thor might be played by a younger actor and that he would be up for a different role instead.
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