Thor : Ragnarok

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Marvel's Thor: The Dark World EP Craig Kyle Moves to Screenwriting

Kyle set to transition to fulltime screenwriting, co-write next installment of Thor with Christopher Yost!


Longtime fans of Marvel comics will recall seeing Craig Kyle's name as writer on beloved series such as X-FORCE and NEW X-MEN, but more recently Kyle has devoted his time to producing Thor's first two big screen adventures in Marvel's "Thor" and "Thor: The Dark World." Now, Kyle will return to writing once more as he transitions from his role as SVP of Production and Development at Marvel Studios to become a fulltime screenwriter, beginning by co-writing the script to the next installment of Thor with longtime collaborator Christopher Yost.

"I am proud of Craig and have enjoyed working with him over these past years," said Kevin Feige, Producer of "Thor: The Dark World." "His creative instincts have helped shape 'Thor' and 'Thor: The Dark World' at every level of the filmmaking process. The entire team at Marvel is very happy to continue collaborating with Craig as he continues as a screenwriter working with Christopher on the forthcoming chapter of Thor's adventure."

Most recently, Kyle served as Executive Producer on "Thor: The Dark World," for which Yost also co-wrote the screenplay. The film, which opened November 8, 2013, has become Marvel Studios' third highest grossing film behind only "Marvel's The Avengers" and "Iron Man 3."

Kyle began his career at Marvel Studios in 2001 as the sole Creative Executive for the company's animation division. In 2003, he co-created the character X-23, an adolescent female clone of Marvel's popular character Wolverine. She was introduced into the comic book mainstream a year later, becoming one of the most popular new characters from Marvel over the last decade. Craig has developed, produced and written numerous animated series and oversaw the development and production of Marvel's original animated direct-to-DVD projects including "Ultimate Avengers: I & II," "Invincible Iron Man," "Hulk VS," "Next Avengers," "Doctor Strange," "Planet Hulk" and "Thor: Tales of Asgard." During his many years with Marvel, Craig co-wrote a series of top selling X-Men comics including NEW X-MEN, X-23: INNOCENCE LOST and X-FORCE with Christopher Yost. Kyle was promoted to SVP of Production and Development of Marvel Studios' live-action division five years ago.

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Marvel Studios Announces Thor: Ragnarok - IGN



Chris Hemsworth is confirmed to return as the Mightiest Avenger - for now no other cast details have been confirmed.

On stage at Marvel's event, Feige confirmed that in this context Ragnarok means "The end of all things." The movie was also called out as the "key film" of Phase Three, and that it starts right after Avengers: Age of Ultron.

[Blackbeard]

prediction:

Asgard is gone. Loki is dead, but redeems himself. Surtur is slain, but Thor loses his godhood and becomes mortal(Lífthrasir) and maybe joined by Sif(Lif).

[r3roble]

my prediction is that it could be the time wherein Thor is no longer worthy to wield Mjolnir and he is now using Jarnbjorn...

[sercor::jhumzki]

ngnanong na ragnarok mana

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With Spidey joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Disney will now release THOR: RAGNAROK on November 3, 2017.

[iSlaaaaay]

Pretty cool movies. can't wait. hehe, dugay2x pa ang hulaton

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[Blackbeard]

I really hope they just drop Natalie Portman's character. just totally forget about her and give more screen time to Sif.

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Those talks of Portman hating Marvel. Maybe she'll be dropped altogether.