Hi, I'm Tom Hiddleston, and I play Loki in "Loki."
[PEPPY MUSIC]
If you have siblings, you know you can always
kind of tease each other.
And I think being siblings is, you survive things together.
You get through the good times and the bad.
And in my experience, that comes through humor
and messing around.
I think especially with Loki not being the heir to the throne,
he was always going to have more freedom
and less responsibility.
And he'd be able to sort of take a little--
I don't know, just make fun of Thor's journey
to being King of Asgard.
Which, turns out, he didn't want, anyway.
There was-- at one point in the training-- there was a board,
I think in the stunt gym, there was like a thing of 1,000
meters on the rowing machine.
100 pull-ups, 100 push-ups, and 100
squats, and doing it for time.
And Chris Hemsworth would put his time on the board.
And I thought, OK, I'll give that a go.
[LAUGHTER]
I didn't get past 15 pull-ups, so that's
the reason he was cast as Thor.
Being in the MCU has changed both of our lives.
I think he was in Australia and I was in London.
I remember they called him five minutes before they called me,
so both of us, we got a call from Kevin
Feige and Kenneth Branagh saying, "You're Thor.
You're Loki.
How do you feel?"
[LIGHTNING CRASH]
And uh, and life was never the same again.
I have been playing Loki now for 11 years, which is just
over 25% of my entire life.
I'm Tom Hiddleston, and check out "Loki,"
now streaming on Disney+.
[PEPPY MUSIC]