"We injected him into more and more scenes and before you know it he was all over the movie," Waititi said. Chris was loving that when we started doing those scenes, and we started shooting some stuff." So it's a strange combination of a big guy with a gentle-natured presence. "I kind of based it on people I remember from home. "We would start getting into those scenes and I would play with the voice and we thought wouldn't it be funny if this big hulking rock guy had this very delicate voice?" said Waititi, who hails from New Zealand. Waititi revealed Korg's role expanded when the cast would sit down for read-throughs of the script, and he and star Chris Hemsworth couldn't help but keep coming up with jokes for the soft-spoken scene-stealer. "He was one of the few minor characters that hadn't been cast yet so I decided to do that one." We knew this character was going to be in at least one or two scenes as kind of an information giver."I knew I was going to play something in the film, because I always put myself in my films, but I didn't know what," Waititi shared with Business Insider. “There were many other story points we had to worry about. “We didn’t end up doing a huge amount of it until much later in prep,” Waititi said. “He was one of the few minor characters that hadn’t been cast yet so I decided to do that one.”įiguring the role of Korg was small enough that doing the motion-capture on set for the character, and voicing it, wouldn’t be much added work to his already busy schedule as the director, he claimed Korg and moved on to more pressing matters. “I knew I was going to play something in the film, because I always put myself in my films, but I didn’t know what,” Waititi told Business Insider.
However, Waititi admits he didn’t decide to voice Korg because he had some grand idea of how to make the character stand out. The character is a scene-stealer, and credit has to go to the person who decided to take it on for the movie, “Ragnarok” director Taika Waititi.
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