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I'd say Tyler Mane.
JustABill said:None of the men above would be a good Thor. I'm still not sure while Marvel wants to do a solo Thor film. As great a character as Thor is, he is just not gonna be bankable when it comes to a wide audience.
JustABill said:Nope. Marvels pretty much done all their big wigs that will break records, hell even Captian America and Iron Man are iffy.
Sun_Down said:Are you serious or trying to be funny? You don't think Thor, Cap or Iron Man can be big successes? I mean, there's a good chance Marvel will **** one or more of them up, but to say that they couldn't or shouldn't carry a film is just plain...well, I don't even know what to say to that.
SpeedballLives said:Except for Gerard and Dominic, the rest are too ald or too stupid looking to play the role. Thor needs to be young, he is a god after all.
Garrett Hedlund would be a good choice.
He's young and a pretty good actor.
Still A ThorFan said:I agree with Garrett, by the time Thor comes out he will be aged perfectly.
STOP WITH THE VLADIMIR KULICH! He is too old, it isn't going to happen damn.
Wyrminarrd said:Karl Urban is a good choice for Thor.
JustABill said:Oh, no, they can carry a film. There's no doubt. The fact that a said film is going to be successful with an outside audience is a whole nother issue. The one with the best chance of being a smashing success is Captian America, and that's because people are patriotic.
JustABill said:Thor and Iron Man. Both being characters I ****ing love, have big chances of flopping like no tommorrow with the general audience.
Still A ThorFan said:I agree with Garrett, by the time Thor comes out he will be aged perfectly.
Still A ThorFan said:STOP WITH THE VLADIMIR KULICH! He is too old, it isn't going to happen damn.
The Question said:Kulich is one of the few people I'v seen who actually looks like Thor. Thor isn't a pretty boy. He's a hardened, battle scarred warrior.
Upper_Krust said:Howdy!
I have to disagree with your assessment.
Its been well documented that Thor is a total babe-magnet.
Its also pretty much guaranteed that the movie will contain some melodramatic moments with either Jane Foster or Sif (hopefully the former). Therefore the actor playing Thor needs to be a passable romantic lead.
This is on top of the fact that he needs to be at least 6'3", preferably well built (and thats before we get him in the gym), a theatre trained actor (almost certainlly needed to carry off the role) and a passable action star.
Simply put, casting Thor is probably the hardest casting job in the world.