Avengers Infinity War: Marvel boss reveals Thor REGRET ‘I would definitely do differently’

The all-star Marvel epic is due out this week – and Feige has spoken out about something he wishes he could do differently – and it’ll certainly a relief to many Chris Hemsworth fans.

“Definitively, the one thing I would definitely do differently if I had to do it over again, is we would not have dyed Chris Hemsworth’s eyebrows blond in the first Thor,” he told Uproxx.

“Because we were like, ‘Thor is blond! He has to be blond!’

“And Hemsworth was great and awesome and pulled it off, but there are a couple of shots I watch and I’m like, ‘oh my God, that poor guy, we made him freaking dye his eyebrows’!”

It’s noticeable that in Thor’s subsequent appearances, his eyebrows certainly appear a lot more natural-looking.

Thor is thought to be beginning Infinity War in a weakened state, after he and the Asgardians are intercepted by Thanos in a post-credits scene in Thor: Ragnarok.

But both Thor and his brother Loki – played by Tom Hiddleston – have been among those speculated to be killed off.

One theory on Reddit, posted by Middle-Man-Mindset, said: “In the Infinity War footage that we have seen, Loki is handing over the Infinity Stone to someone unknown seemingly after a fight.

“He has the same level of sweat and grime on him as Thor has in the clip where Thanos grabs and turns his head and when he gets picked up by the Guardians.

“Another clip has him next to the black order with Proxima Midnight’s weapon pointed at his head. That scene also seems to have a similar setting as the first clip.

“With those two clips, I propose that when Thanos attacks his ship, they battle the entire black order and when they have the brothers subdued, Thanos shows up.

“He grabs Thor by the head and threatens Loki to give up the Infinity Stone or he will kill Thor. Thor tells him not to but Loki unwillingly hands over the tesseract to a black order member in order to spare the brother that he had just grown very close to.”

The theory adds: “Then, one of two things may happen. Thanos, a man of his word, says that he promised to spare Thor’s life, but not Loki’s.

“That’s when he turns Thor’s head. So he can witness his own brother’s death.

“OR because Loki gave over the tesseract, he spares his life but takes him as prisoner on his ship where he is locked up for most if not the rest of the movie.

“If we’re lucky maybe Tony and company come across him at some point later and decide not to free him because of what happened in New York.”

Avengers: Infinity War is out on Thursday.