Thor 2 News: Loki in Trouble in Asgard and Nine Realms Info in the Sequel

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By Daniel Wolf
Editor-in-Chief

Regardless of whether you have had the chance to see The Avengers at an early screening or not, you should already know that Loki does not die at the end of the film.

This might sound like a spoiler alert but it really isn't when you consider the fact the Red Skull didn't die at the end of Captain America: The First Avenger either. Both the Red Skull and Loki are top-tier villains and you can't go killing off the best bad guys superheroes have to face-off against.

Also, it's already been confirmed Loki will indeed be in Thor 2 which leads us to our point.

In an interview with MTV Splash Page, Loki actor Tom Hiddleston spoke briefly about how his role in the Thor sequel could play out.

"I'd like to take him to his absolute rock bottom," Hiddleston said."I'd like to see him yield essentially to his darkest instincts an then having hit rock bottom, maybe come back up. The fascination for me about playing Loki is that in the history of the mythology in the comic books and Scandinavian myths, he's constantly dancing on this fault line of the dark side and redemption."

Now that sounds like a worthy premise for the villain in the sequel. It appears Loki may actually hit the bottom, especially after what he told ComicBook.com about his relationship with Odin in the sequel.

"I think Odin will have something to say about what happened in The Avengers," Hiddleston said.

Thor actor, Chris Hemsworth, also told Splash Page how more of the Nine Realms are a possibility in the next movie too.

"Thor was interesting, but what I found more fascinating was the other worlds and realms that you can be taken off into," Hemsworth said. "I haven't seen the script yet, but hopefully [we will venture into more of the Nine Realms]. There are so many other universes out there and realms in the comics that they explored. I think definitely we'll venture into them."

Thor 2 is set to release in theaters on November 15, 2013.






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