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Chris Hemsworth thinks Wonder Woman will ‘kick Thor’s butt’ in a duel
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During an interview with Yahoo’s Katie Couric, the Israeli actress relayed a question to Hemsworth as to whether he thought Wonder Woman—armed with her shield, Sword of Athena and golden Lasso of Truth—would defeat Thor in a match. (facebook.com/wonderwomanfilm/File)
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ho would emerge as the victor between Wonder Woman and Thor? Chris Hemsworth thinks his character will have his posterior kicked by Gal Gadot’s ferocious superheroine role.
During an interview with Yahoo’s Katie Couric, the Israeli actress relayed a question to Hemsworth as to whether he thought Wonder Woman—armed with her shield, Sword of Athena and golden Lasso of Truth—would defeat Thor in a match.
Hey @chrishemsworth -- @GalGadot has something to ask you... #wonderwoman https://t.co/XWrDANhsaT pic.twitter.com/wDZDZpIemt
— Katie Couric (@katiecouric) June 2, 2017
“I’d think she’d kick Thor’s a**,” the Australian actor tweeted, to which Gadot reacted, “I always knew you were a smart guy. But I think it’s worth a fight. We should collide worlds.”
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Gadot’s response fluttered fans’ hopes of a possible crossover between Wonder Woman and the Norse god in an upcoming flick.
I think she'd kick Thor's a**
— Chris Hemsworth (@chrishemsworth) June 3, 2017
I always knew you were a smart guy :) But I think its worth a fight . we should collide worlds😏
— Gal Gadot (@GalGadot) June 4, 2017
Based on the decades-old tale of the Amazonian princess, “Wonder Woman” gloriously time-travels to WWI where Diana Prince rescues American spy Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) in her hometown of Themyscira. They sail to London and Prince transforms into Wonder Woman to combat German troops and end the war.
This article appeared on the Philippine Daily Inquirer newspaper website, which is a member of Asia News Network and a media partner of The Jakarta Post
