Chris Hemsworth Reckons Becoming A Father Will Be 'More Challenging' Than Thor 2

Chris Hemsworth has got a few things to look forward to, becoming a father and also a sequel to the hit movie 'Thor'.

The 'Avengers Assemble' actor is expecting his first child with Spanish actress Elsa Pataky, who also attended the London premiere last week despite looking weeks away from birth.

"I'm incredibly excited about fatherhood. I am excited about 'Thor 2' too, but I think the biggest challenge will be fatherhood."

Of the new movie, where Alan Taylor is expected to replace Kenneth Branagh, Chris suggests that there will be less use of special effects for the new movie.

"Alan Taylor, one of the directors and creators of Game Of Thrones, is directing it," he said according to Press Association.

"What I love about that series is the mythical element to it, but that world that they lived in was entirely tangible and organic. It was all real locations, not green screen."

Chris continued: "I think Thor and Asgard could use that. That would be a huge plus, to not have worlds that are too clinical and ethereal, and have places that look like they have existed for thousands of years. I think this would be more locations and less green screen."

The new movie is set for a November 2013 release, with the expectation that Tom Hiddleston will return as Thor's evil brother Loki, but Chris has yet to see a script.

"I haven't got a script yet for Thor 2. I do get input into the script to a degree," he said.

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