luke hemsworth starred as heimdall in the thor film series.
luke hemsworth starred as heimdall in the thor film series.
actor starring as heimdall in the thor film series?
luke hemsworth
bullet::::- heimdall appears in the "avengers assemble" animated series, voiced by james c. mathis iii (in seasons one and two), and later by kevin michael richardson (in "avengers: secret wars"). this version is based on the idris elba version that is seen in the marvel cinematic universe. in the episode "planet doom", he appears to tell odin and thor that midgard has disappeared from his sight. in the episode "back to the learning hall", heimdall extracts thor, hawkeye, and hulk from surtur's realm. heimdall apologizes to them since something interfered in their transportation to asgard. in the episode "widow's run", heimdall is present when thor and black widow arrive at the entrance of asgard in an attempt to store the infinity gems there. when heimdall offers to take the infinity gems to the treasure room, black widow has a vision of heimdall giving in to the infinity gems' influence and ruling asgard. as heimdall tries to take the infinity gems from black widow by force, thor had to knock him out in self-defense.
heimdall (comics)
bullet::::- heimdall (voiced by teryl rothery, who also played dr. janet fraiser) an asgard scientist based on the heimdallr of norse mythology. sg-1 encounters heimdall in "revelations" during his research into finding a solution to the asgard's cloning difficulties, but heimdall encourages them to try and rescue thor as well as the coveted research. the sg-1 team find heimdall to be quite amiable and affable by asgard standards, much to their pleasant surprise. when the goa'uld attack heimdall's planet, sg-1 and heimdall flee together with the rescued thor and heimdall's research. heimdall continues to look for a solution to the flawed genome with thor, but the asgard race existing within the galaxy of ida dies at the end of season 10, unaware of the renegade faction existing within the pegasus galaxy introduced in the stargate atlantis episode 'the lost tribe'.
asgard (stargate)