Chris Hemsworth explained his withdrawal from Star Trek 4
Popular Hollywood actor Chris Hemsworth, familiar to viewers primarily from the MCU, explained in an interview with Variety his refusal to star in the science fiction movie Star Trek 4, in which he was to return to the role of George Kirk, Captain Kirk's father. "I believe that we have not found a good reason to return to this story. I did not want to further disappointment," - he explained. Recall that Hemsworth appeared as George Kirk in the 2009 movie "Star Trek", but there his role was episodic. After it became known that Chris Pine could not agree on the terms of his contract with the creators of the fourth series, it was suggested that the main role would go to Hemsworth. Representatives of the Paramount studio did not clarify the fate of the full-length movies from this series. In 2019, the TV series "Star Trek: Picard" was presented to viewers, continuing the storyline of the "Star Trek: The Next Generation" series from 1987-1994 and about Captain Jean-Luc Picard. The main role is again played by Patrick Stewart. The Topic of Article: Chris Hemsworth explained his withdrawal from Star Trek 4. |
