Richard E. Grant has offered some playful speculation about where Disney+ series Loki might head next.
The actor, who plays Classic Loki alongside Tom Hiddlestone in the latest MCU TV show, also joked about being promised a muscle suit for his character which failed to materialise upon reaching the dressing room.
Speaking to Collider in a new interview, Grant said: “They sent me the costume design with my face on it. It was the classic Loki of the Jack Kirby illustrations of the ’60s and it was a fantastic muscle suit. As you can see, I’m born without any.
“When I got to Atlanta and I said, ‘So where’s the muscle suit that I get into before I get into the green tights?’ They said, ‘What muscle suit?’ And I said, ‘Well, like the drawings.’ They said, ‘No. We don’t have one for you.’
“And I said, ‘Well, I don’t have any muscles to fill this out.’ And they said, ‘Ah, don’t worry about that.’ And I said, ‘I do worry about that.’ And I’m still worrying about that, and I’m still grouching about it because I wanted those muscles.”
Asked about other franchises or costumes he’d be interested in, Grant replied: “Classic old Loki with muscles and Alligator-dot-com, the subseries of the sub-sub-sub series. That’s what I want.
“Given the audience reaction to Alligator Loki, I think that there would be a fan base for that.”
On Monday (July 12), Loki showrunner Kate Herron revealed that Thor actor Chris Hemsworth made a small cameo in the show.
Herron explained that episode five, which introduced a frog version of Thor, saw Hemsworth take part to voice the small cameo role himself.
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