You do know that Jim and Mary down the street are dyed-in-the-wool Trump supporters. There is one way to know all of this and that is – civil war. What would happen if you could know what everyone thought at any given moment about the events that have been unfolding in our nation recently? Would you find new friends? New enemies?
Throughout your day, you meet people in your neighborhood, your local McDonald’s or Dunkin’ Donuts, school, work, in the park and you never really get to know who everyone is or what they stand for or how they feel about any given issue in our nation’s current events. Think about your everyday life right now. According to Digital Spy the book mentions Hemsworth sharing his reaction, “I remember being on the Age of Ultron press tour, and everyone was talking about Civil War.It’s a scary thought, isn’t it? Think about the ramifications of that statement for a moment. Considering all the major Marvel superheroes were part of the movie, Hemsworth certainly felt that he was being ignored. The movie also introduced Tom Holland as Spider Man in the MCU. In the 2016 movie, Hemsworth, who plays the role of Thor in the MCU, did not have any part to play, even though there were other significant superhero characters like Iron Man, Captain America, Winter Soldier, Falcon, Vision, Black Widow, Wanda Maximoff, Black Panther, Hawk Eye, and Ant Man. Read: Chris Hemsworth Reveals the Story Behind Naming his Daughter India In the new behind-the-scenes book called "The Story of Marvel Studios: The Making of the Marvel Cinematic Universe" by Tara Bennett and Paul Terry, Hemsworth shared that during the filming of Captain America: Civil War, his exclusion from the script led him to think that he was being written off from the MCU. In an upcoming book about Marvel Studios, Australian actor Chris Hemsworth has revealed that there was a point when he thought that the makers were writing him off from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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