Chris Hemsworth is currently in Thailand filming scenes for his new Netflix film Dhaka.
And it seems Bangkok’s infamous traffic has bested the Thor-actor who jokingly unleashed his inner Hulk.
In a video shared by Major Cineplex Group on Monday, traffic can be seen moving slowly on a road as the camera slowly pans left, before the 35-year-old Avengers star is filmed with his head in his hand.
Channelling his inner Hulk? Chris Hemsworth unleashed his frustration at Bangkok’s infamous bad traffic while filming his new movie in Thailand this week
‘How good is the traffic in Bangkok boys,’ the man behind the camera jokes.
An anxious-looking Chris, who is dressed for the humidity in a grey muscle T-shirt and a camouflage shorts, yells out ‘Shut up! I hate traffic,’ while their other companion screams.
Bangkok is ranked as the 12th most traffic congested cities in the world, according to the Bangkok Post.
Snails pace: In a video shared by Major Cineplex Group on Monday, traffic can be seen moving slowly on a road as the camera slowly pans left, before the 35-year-old Avengers star is filmed with his head in his hand
Chris’s new film Dakha centres on a weary mercenary named Tyler Rake, (played by the Aussie star), who is hired to save the son of a businessman.
Filming for the Netflix project has taken the former Home And Away star to locations such as India and Indonesia.
Also starring in the action thriller is Stranger Things star David Harbour.
Parenting pact: Meanwhile, Chris’ wife, actress Elsa Pataky revealed the couple’s strict parenting pact this week. During an interview on Monday’s Today show, the 42-year-old stunner said they will never accept a role unless they can guarantee one of them is able to stay home with their three children
Meanwhile, Chris’ wife, actress Elsa Pataky revealed the couple’s strict parenting pact this week.
During an interview on Monday’s Today show, the 42-year-old stunner said they will never accept a role unless they can guarantee one of them is able to stay home with their three children.
‘I think it is important for us, for one of us to be there,’ she said while discussing life with twin sons Sasha and Tristan, four, and daughter India Rose, six.
Seemingly confirming they refuse to hire nannies, Elsa added: ‘I don’t think I’d be able to work if [Chris] didn’t have the time to be with them… He’s such a good dad’.
Doting parents: ‘I think it is important for us, for one of us to be there,’ she said while discussing life with twin sons Sasha and Tristan, four, and daughter India Rose, six