Reflections on Playing Loki

I could see them all below me at the top of a big staircase, and Aaron Moorhead and

Justin Benson had given me this amazing instruction.

They said, "We're gonna be ready for you in about 45

minutes.

Why don't you go and sit in your trailer and just have a think about the journey

that it's taken to get here for you."

Of course.

Not for Loki, but for you.

Wow.

And I sat, and I, and I thought about the 15

years that it's been, and the people that I've met, and the actors,

uh, uh, that have become my friends, and the directors and the crew members

and the

experiences, and the joy and the, the

shared challenge and the rollercoaster of it.

Um, I thought about Kenneth Branagh, I thought about Chris Hemsworth,

um-

Hmm

... all the original six Avengers, um, every director, every

crew member, every costumer, every makeup artist,

um-

Wow

... there's some people I'd worked with.

And I came back to the set and I felt like I was just like, this

was the end

of that moment. And so what you see really is,

in that moment is I, is, you know, of course I'm playing Loki, and Loki's

holding all the timelines together.

But at the same time,

I, I owe a great credit to, to Justin and Aaron for asking me to do it.

In my own heart, I'm,

I'm holding all those people in, in my mind.

You know, Loki's sitting alone at the end of time,

but I'm sitting here with

all of you.

Mm.

Um, so be in this, be in it with me