Chris Hemsworth says that he did draw on his own sibling relationship for scenes between Thor and Loki.
Hemsworth reprises the title role in Thor: The Dark World, and once again reunites with Tom Hiddleston as Loki.
The Aussie actor has one older and one younger brother, and says that he did draw on his relationships and frustrations with them.
Speaking at the global press conference the actor said: "The scene where they are in the sky-ship exiting Asgard, Tom and I were pretty insistent that it had to feel like when you are in the backseat with your siblings - we couldn’t get a hundred meters down the road before the three of us are like ‘Get off me. Don’t touch me.’
So those ideas certainly played into that scene. You understand what it is like to have that love/hate thing: you would do anything for them and yet the simplest things annoy you.
"Certainly, I did try to draw on experiences that I have been through and could empathise with the frustration towards one’s sibling.
Thor: The Dark World is the second stand alone film for this character and comes two years after we were introduced to this character for the first time.
It has already been a busy autumn for Hemsworth as he starred as James Hunt in the fantastic Rush.
He will be returning to the role of Thor in the new year as filming on The Avengers: Age of Ultron is set to get underway.
Thor: The Dark World is released 30th October.
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