Chris Hemsworth reveals he thought starring in Ghostbusters was the 'end of my career'

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Chris Hemsworth recently admitted when he took on the role of Kevin in the 2016 film Ghostbusters that he feared it could possibly be his last.The Thor actor is known for making an iconic appearance in the Marvel universe, or taking roles in action and drama.

However, the actor doesn't have a long list of comedy on his resume.His lack of experience in comedic improvisation caused him to second guess his choice to take on a character in Ghostbusters, according to a new interview with GQ.

New role: Chris Hemsworth, 38, worried that he would ruin the female-led Ghostbusters (2016) because of his relative unfamiliarity with comedy, he confessed to GQIn the interview,the Avengers star discussed his role in the reboot and his main concerns when receiving the script for the first time.The 38-year-old stated that he loved the script and thought it was, 'great and fun.' However, when it came to his lines, he noticed there weren't many written for his character.

The day before filming began, the Marvel actor said, 'I read the script and I said, 'There's still nothing in here. Like what am I doing?'The director of the movie, Paul Feig, responded that Hemsworth would improvise most of the scenes.