We know you've all been wondering what Thor's Aussie roommate Darryl has been up to while Thor has been worrying about Ragnarok.
Well, we might not have to wonder for much longer as Jeff Goldblum has let slip that he filmed something with Thor: Ragnarok director Taika Waititi involving a "roommate in Australia", which surely can only mean one thing.
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"I show up at his, and I do knock on his door. And I take up residence in the little flat. That's what I do. And order things from the takeaway restaurant. Buy all the local foods," Goldblum told Radio Times.
Of course, Goldblum's Grandmaster might happen to rock up at a completely different flat, but it would be a surprise if the short involved anyone but Darryl.
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We know Daley Pearson, who plays Darryl, was on set of Thor: Ragnarok after he posted pictures from the set last year – although the scene he shot could have been a discarded post-credits sequence.
Darryl last showed up on Team Thor: Part 2 earlier this year, a sequel to the original short that showed what Thor was doing while his fellow Avengers were off battling each other in Captain America: Civil War.
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Earlier this week, Thor: Ragnarok writer Eric Pearson revealed that there are "definitely whispers" of Marvel's One-Shots coming back. What better way to kickstart them again than with Darryl hanging out with the Grandmaster?!
Thor: Ragnarok is out in UK cinemas now, and is released in US cinemas on November 3. Pre-order the DVD here.
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