Crew are spotted dismantling the Thor: Love and Thunder set in Sydney’s Centennial Park

Last week, Thor: Love and Thunder stars Chris Hemsworth and Chris Pratt were spotted filming an action scene at the film’s makeshift set at Sydney’s Centennial Park. 

And on Wednesday, hard-working production crew were spotted dismantling the intricate set, which has taken days to take down.   

Workers were seen with a number of trucks and shipping containers taking down cladding and figuring out what to do with a bright blue metal-looking mound, which is believed to have set the scene for an action sequence in the film. 

Last Monday, Chris Hemsworth and Chris Pratt were scene filming scenes for the upcoming blockbuster at Centennial Park.  

Less than 24 hours after ‘cut’ was called on those scenes, the location was immediately packed up.  

Hemsworth portrays Thor in the franchise, while Pratt will reprise his role as Peter Quill or Star-Lord, previously seen in the Guardians of the Galaxy and Avengers films.

Hemsworth was seen back in his character’s long blonde wig and carrying Thor’s stormbreaker axe around set this week, with his muscular arms on show in a sleeveless red leather vest.

Pratt meanwhile was dressed in Star-Lord’s red armour as the two actors chatted between takes during the al fresco shoot.

The latest installment in the Thor franchise is currently filming in Australia after being a recipient of the Federal Government’s $24.1 million Location Incentive grant. 

The film, directed by New Zealand’s Taika Waititi, is expected to invest over $178million in the local economy, will create around 2,500 jobs and enlist services from around 1,650 businesses. Marvel has also set up a trainee program for Australian actors and crew as part of the deal.

According to Screen NSW, it’s part of a deal which will see several of the Marvel films made in Australia over the coming years.

The film is being shot at the city’s Fox Studios but elaborate structures have been set up at nearby Centennial Park.

Other stars in the upcoming film include actress Natalie Portman, who is set to play the female Thor.  

In April last year, Chris told the Philadelphia Inquirer that Thor: Love and Thunder was ‘one of the best scripts I’ve read in years’.

‘It’s Taika [Waititi, the writer and director] at his most extreme, and at his best. If the version I read is the one we get running with, it’s going to be pretty insane,’ he said. 

Last month, Natalie spoke about Chris’ training regimen for the movie during an interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live!

‘I’m gonna look like his grandma next to him,’ Natalie said, adding that she felt ‘a lot of pressure’ joining forces with his character.