The 'Thor: Ragnarok' actor wears a white shirt, a black tie and matching pants, while holding his suit on the set of the spin-off movie.
- Jul 9, 2018
AceShowbiz - Chris Hemsworth is ready to hunt some aliens as he has begun filming for "Men in Black 4". The Australian actor was spotted for the first time on the set of the upcoming movie in London, England on Sunday, July 8.
Dressing as his secret agent character, the "Avengers: Infinity War" star looked sharp in a white shirt, a black tie and matching pants, while carrying his black suit. He also wore sunglasses. At one point, the 34-year-old hunk was seen snacking on a sandwich during break from the shooting.
The untitled Men in Black spin-off is set in the same universe as the original trilogy. Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones, who played Agent J and Agent K respectively, will not return for the new film.
Details of the spin-off are very scarce, but Hemsworth and his "Thor: Ragnarok" co-star Tessa Thompson are expected to play characters similar to Smith and Jones in the original movie. Liam Neeson also joins the cast, reportedly to play the head of the Men in Black organization in London. Kumail Nanjiani and Rafe Spall are among other actors to star in the movie.
Alleged storyline emerged in May, revealing that "the new 'MEN IN BLACK' spin-off film will see Tessa Thompson's Em try to prove herself by joining the London MIB and will be paired with Chris Hemworth's Agent H. The pair will become involved in a murder mystery that will lead to them on a global journey."
Hemsworth told Variety, "We're basically trying to put a lot of humor in to it like the previous ones." He added, "They're trying to change up the locations, make it feel unique and different to the last ones as well. So I think you might even see some different countries, maybe. Some different cities than you've seen in the previous 'Men in Black' movies."
F. Gary Gray has been tapped to serve as director, with Matt Holloway and Art Marcum providing the script. The movie is scheduled to be released on June 14, 2019.
