The rain is all Thor's fault, apparently
Amidst a press visit for his most recent film, I Saw the Light, Tom Hiddleston halted by a Chicago news station to convey a nearby climate report. Be that as it may, rather than directing the fanciful nation crooner he plays in the Hank Williams biopic, Hiddleston returned to his (ostensibly) most well known character — Loki.
In run of the mill supervillain style, he accuses all the Windy City's looming terrible climate on his saint sibling, Thor. "My sibling has been acting up," he says. "There's this enormous tempest front coming in and every one of that implies is that Chris Hemsworth has taken his sledge and he's crushed it on the surface of the sky and it will rain one serious part."
Amidst a press visit for his most recent film, I Saw the Light, Tom Hiddleston halted by a Chicago news station to convey a nearby climate report. Be that as it may, rather than directing the fanciful nation crooner he plays in the Hank Williams biopic, Hiddleston returned to his (ostensibly) most well known character — Loki.
In run of the mill supervillain style, he accuses all the Windy City's looming terrible climate on his saint sibling, Thor. "My sibling has been acting up," he says. "There's this enormous tempest front coming in and every one of that implies is that Chris Hemsworth has taken his sledge and he's crushed it on the surface of the sky and it will rain one serious part."
Watch Tom Hiddleston Deliver a Chicago Weather Report as Loki
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