After Loki Episode 5 called into question the Trickster God’s use of knives in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (Richard E. Grant’s Old Loki isn’t a fan of them), a new interview with Tom Hiddleston ...

He came up with the action because he ran out of choreography and didn't want to stand idle. The move didn't make the cut of the movie, but did appear in the film's teaser trailer. Visit Insider's ...

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Tom Hiddleston’s Loki has a deep love of daggers. The blades have long been his weapon of choice. And his affinity for them has roots in the Marvel comics and Norse mythology. Flash-forward to Loki ...

Hiddleston’s God of Mischief showed some flare and style with his blades. It started in the first Thor movie. Flash-forward to the Disney+ series, and Loki flips two daggers in his hands with a ...

"The idea of throwing knives came from something that evolved out of a conversation with [director] Kenneth Branagh, which is that Loki's fighting style is quick, efficient, and lethal," Hiddleston ...

You wouldn’t expect Loki to be less attached to his weapons than his brother Thor. As much as the god of thunder loves Mjolnir, the god of mischief adores his knives. Over the years, fans saw Tom ...

Tom Hiddleston told Entertainment Weekly he improvised a knife flip on the set of "Thor: Ragnarok." He came up with the action because he ran out of choreography and didn't want to stand idle. The ...