Chris Hemsworth and Chris Pratt were spotted filming scenes for Thor: Love and Thunder in Sydney on Monday.
The Hollywood stars were in full costume among other co-stars and extras as they shot at an impressive set built within Centennial Park.
However, it appears less than 24 hours after ‘cut’ was called on those upcoming scenes the filming location started getting dismantled.
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Thor one day, gone the next! Hollywood film set in the heart of Sydney (pictured) was packed up on Tuesday – ONE day after stars filmed action scenes at Centennial Park location
Action! Chris Hemsworth (left as Thor) and Chris Pratt (right as Peter Quill/Star-Lord) were spotted filming scenes for Thor: Love and Thunder in Sydney’s Centennial Park on Monday
The construction of the structure was in its early stages two weeks ago, and appeared to be completed late last week.
The structure appeared to represent a bunch of colourful scrap metal and building pillars, and was used for a large action or fight scene in the blockbuster.
Hemsworth portrays Thor in the franchise, while Pratt will reprise his role as Peter Quill or Star-Lord, previously seen in the Guardians of the Galaxy and Avengers films.
Hemsworth was seen back in his character’s long blonde wig and carrying Thor’s stormbreaker axe around set this week, with his muscular arms on show in a sleeveless red leather vest.
Pratt meanwhile was dressed in Star-Lord’s red armour as the two actors chatted between takes during the al fresco shoot.
Movie magic: The construction of the structure was in its early stages two weeks ago, and appeared to be completed late last week
How will it appear on screen? The structure appeared to represent a bunch of colourful scrap metal and building pillars, and was used for a large action or fight scene in the blockbuster
Thor: Thunder and Love’s Centennial Park set was likely under strict surveillance, with the area being cordoned off with a large fenced perimeter
Large machinery vehicles were also present, likely used for filming and then the removal of the set and props.
The latest instalment in the Thor franchise is currently filming in Australia after being a recipient of the Federal Government’s $24.1 million Location Incentive grant.
Giving back: The film, directed by New Zealand’s Taika Waititi, is expected to invest over $178million in the local economy, will create around 2,500 jobs and enlist services from around 1,650 businesses
The film, directed by New Zealand’s Taika Waititi, is expected to invest over $178million in the local economy, will create around 2,500 jobs and enlist services from around 1,650 businesses. Marvel has also set up a trainee program for Australian actors and crew as part of the deal.
According to Screen NSW, it’s part of a deal which will see several of the Marvel films made in Australia over the coming years.
The film is being shot at the city’s Fox Studios but elaborate structures have been set up at nearby Centennial Park.
Keep out: Thor: Thunder and Love’s Centennial Park set was likely under strict surveillance, with the area being cordoned off with a large fenced perimeter
Hollywood… Down Under: The film is being shot primarily at the city’s Fox Studios, but elaborate structures like the one in centennial Park will no doubt pop up in the coming months
In the forthcoming Thor installment, Natalie Portman is back as Jane Foster, and will also pick up the hammer and become the Goddess of Thunder/ female Thor.
Natalie was absent for 2017’s Thor: Ragnarok, but was a key player in the first two Thor films in 2011 and 2013.
The film, directed by Taika Waititi, is due for cinematic release in May 2022.
She’s back! In the forthcoming Thor installment, Natalie Portman is back as Jane Foster, and will also pick up the hammer and become the Goddess of Thunder/ female Thor. Pictured: 2019
Coming soon: Natalie was absent for 2017’s Thor: Ragnarok, but was a key player in the first two Thor films in 2011 and 2013. Thor: Love and Thunder is due for release in May 2022