Chris Hemsworth says 'Avengers- Doomsday' cast doesn't want fitness tips - Interview

I'm curious, are you sharing any longevity tips, any fitness tips with your peers on Avengers Doomsday? I don't know that I wanna hear them. I could try and offer them up. It's just great to be back. You know, when we parted ways on the last film, we didn't know if we were gonna be doing this again, and here we are. Some of the old crew, like myself, and then a lot of the new folks are coming in, and it's wild to sort of consider that it's carried on this long. Also wild? The high-stakes challenges in Chris's new series, scaling a frozen 600-foot climbing wall in the Swiss Alps, training with the South Korean Special Forces, even playing the drums for Ed Sheeran. Ladies and gentlemen, will you make some noise for Chris Hemsworth? And 70,000 of his fans. Ed Sheeran, 70,000 people. NBD, no big deal. So I'm curious, what kind of memories do you have now when you hear Thinking Out Loud? Oh, it's a mixture of fear, terror, anxiety, and then a sense of elation and sort of joy from having completed the song and not ruined it for 70,000 people. I didn't really get cracking until kind of two weeks out from the date. I kind of left it a bit late. And then that two weeks was very fear-based motivation, learning the song. And then right up until I walked on stage, I was like, very vivid kind of imagination around kind of all the wrong ways this could go. And I just had to kind of override that with, come on, you've done the work, we know the song. And then it was kind of an out-of-body experience and it was amazing. Chris's longevity and wellness journey sprung from discovering he has a higher risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, which made him prioritize his health and family. We see you being inspired by your kids and you see them skiing and dirt biking and just embracing that risk-taking, fearless, childlike attitude. What I see in my kids is the sort of boundless enthusiasm for experience and how we settle for the familiar rather than sort of going into spaces that we're a little more uncertain of. That really resonates with me still and is my big takeaway, is seek new adventures and don't become stagnant in this sort of constant familiar space, you know?