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TDW title card

On-screen title card.

Thor: The Dark World is a 2013 film and the second in the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Phase Two. It was produced by Marvel Studios, and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. It was directed by Alan Taylor, from a screenplay written by Christopher Yost and Stephen McFeely & Christopher Markus, based on a story by Don Payne and Robert Rodat. It follows Thor, with a second sequel, Thor: Ragnarok, in 2017.

Release dates[]

  • Leicester Square, England: October 22, 2013
  • United States: November 8, 2013

Briefing[]

Thor must team up with his disgraced brother, Loki, to save the Nine Realms from Malekith, who intends to plunge the universe into darkness.

Debriefing[]

Cast[]

Main[]

Supporting[]

  • Jonathan Howard as Ian Boothby.
  • Tony Curran as Bor.
  • Chris O'Dowd as Richard.
  • Alice Krige as Eir.
  • Clive Russell as Tyr.
  • Romane Morgan as John.
  • Obada Alassadi as Navid.
  • Imaan Chentouf as Maddie.
  • Claire Brown as Volstagg's wife.
  • Henry Calcutt as Volstagg's child #1.
  • Ava Caton as Volstagg's child #2.
  • Abbie McCann as Volstagg's child #3.
  • Sam Swainsbury as Stonehenge TV news reporter.
  • Thomas Arnold as desk officer.
  • Connor Donaghey as sad child.
  • Royce Pierreson as student.
  • Annabel Norbury as woman on platform.
  • Sophie Cosson as wench #1.
  • Justin Edwards as police officer #1.
  • Gruffudd Glyn as police officer #2.
  • Richard Brake as Einherjar lieutenant.
  • Stan Lee as asylum patient.
  • Steve Scott as himself.
  • Carrie Lazar as Viking mother.
  • Brett Tucker as Einherjar guard.
  • Tulalah Riley as nurse.
  • Richard Wharton as asylum patient.
  • Chris Evans as Loki as Steve Rogers (Captain America).
  • Benicio del Toro as Taneleer Tivan (Collector).
  • Ophelia Lovibond as Carina

Production[]

Notes[]

Trivia[]

  • The film is dedicated to the memory of co-writer Don Payne, who died of bone cancer on March 26, 2013.

Errors[]

  • Selvig is either put into a mental hospital or London Police has a heavily guarded mental wing. If he was really considered sick, the police would have nothing to do with his release, which they are, as if he's suddenly placed on bail.

See also[]

External links[]

  • TBA
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