2019.01.13，ACE，Tom Hiddleston 个人panel

视频源：T大。 本来想做个大纲，结果越听越疯狂想听写。。。 （面倒） 我看还是听听算算了 1， the longer my engagement with Loki has gone on， the deeper my astonishment “that is me”. If I looked back to it，it seemed so unlikely that I will be playing the norse god of mischief who has been around in the collective unconscious, certainly in，the sort of，northern or western, the northern hemisphere and west culture for over two thousands years. And when I first engaged to play it, in Kenneth Branagh’s Thor，diligently I went back to the comics, Stan lee, Jack Kirby, Walt Simonson, Coipel. And I also went into the canon of the Norse myth，Its extraordinary stories of how, you know, ancient Scandinavian people made sense of the world. And there was also a script I had to work on it. So I thought what is the key points in the script, he’s a brother, he’s a son. And those relationships need to be calibrated quite delicately. But the tone of the character himself——who is he? Why is he? ——was so fascinating, because in the old Norse myth, as many of you already know, the council of the gods, Loki was never trusted. He was always somebody who, one will never show what his motivations were. He was mercurial, he was mysterious, he was enigmatic. He was highly intelligent, but could use that intelligence for nefarious means. But in spite of that, he was always deemed necessary. and when some terrible crises befell the gods, and Odin and Thor, and fraga and the council of gods not one knew what to do, they were run out of ideas. That always a knock on the table from the far end, loki，sitting on the zone：I’ve got a good idea. And it would be bonkers. But it just might work . I think it’s really interesting thing as an actor to inhabit. That there is someone, a character, Loki, who has presented chaos. Our lives as human beings are governed by those two forces of order and chaos. We like things to be ordered, but sometimes they’re chaotic, and sometimes chaos is what you need. And that is what loki is. And it is a really exciting thing to step into it as an actor. 2， I think I have been incredibly lucky to be in the depiction of the character. the writing of the character was for someone supernatural, incredible human. And there is a humanity to him that, it’s very obvious I think in Kenneth Branagh’s film, is vulnerability，his heartbreak, all that pain, but also then the other factors of him, some kind of, gifts, some of them were taught to him by his mother, and he is a sorcerer, and actually in the Dark World, as well as in the Ragnarok, Loki is called upon to help Thor, because he is the only one who can, in spite of this ancient rift between them, because of their childhood amity. So it’s( turns, )a narrative gift to an actor to have all of that, you know, fantastic accessible emotion. And this idea that he is the only one with certain access of keys to the universe. And he is the only person who can open those doors. Yes, it’s been a ride. And I’m just enormously grateful that I feel so lucky that I got to do this.