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Christian Bale details the creepiness of Gorr in ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’

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Much has been said about Christian Bale’s debut as Gorr the God Butcher in the upcoming Thor: Love and Thunder, but at the premiere of the movie the actor got his chance to speak more about his time on set as the character.

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Interviewers told Bale that his co-stars had in the past said that working with him was enjoyable, however, speaking to him once he was done filming as Gorr was a frightening idea. Bale responded sharing that he understands why this would have been the case.

“It was a little creepy, obviously I looked at Nosferatu as an influence and I loved Aphex Twin videos “Come to Daddy” that, right. Now you can’t do that full-on and still have it be a family-friendly film, believe me, people would be running for the exits, but believe me, we did shoot that, and then I gave Taika lots of choices.

But I don’t blame them he [Gorr] was a creepy guy to be around and then I had these fangs so I couldn’t talk to anybody so I just gave up.”

Going further into the logistics of playing Gorr, Bale explained that it took quite a bit of makeup and prosthetics to get himself ready to shoot. He said that while having these applied he would go to his Zen place.

“You’ve got to go to a zen place, I’ve done it a few times in my career. I kinda didn’t realize I was going to do it in this one actually, but the special effects makeup artists they are as responsible for creating this character as I am and I had a great time.”

The star also revealed that because of the number of prosthetics we missed out on a Gorr dance scene, but he joked that perhaps we’ll see that in a future movie.

Thor: Love and Thunder will arrive in theaters on July 8.


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