Chris Hemsworth recently shared a glimpse of his early acting career by mimicking the late Steve Irwin. The actor featured this playful impersonation in his documentary titled “Chris Hemsworth: A Road Trip to Remember.” The film is available on Hulu and Disney+.
Chris Hemsworth’s Homage to Steve Irwin
In the documentary, Hemsworth presents a home video of himself portraying the beloved Australian conservationist. He humorously describes this as his “first self-appointed, unofficial acting gig.” In the video, he is seen chasing what he refers to as a “Siberian Tiger Australian Fox,” which is actually just the family dog.
Robert Irwin’s Reaction
Robert Irwin, Steve Irwin’s son, warmly responded to Hemsworth’s tribute. He expressed that his father would have appreciated the playful imitation, stating, “I reckon Dad would’ve been stoked 🐊.” Robert has also gained popularity in the U.S. through his appearances on “Dancing With The Stars.”
Documentary Overview
“Chris Hemsworth: A Road Trip to Remember” follows the actor on a journey across Australia with his father, Craig. This trip is particularly meaningful, as Craig has been diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease. The documentary explores themes of reminiscence therapy as they visit significant locations from their past.
Production Details
- Director: Tom Barbor-Might
- Executive Producers: Arif Nurmohamed, Peter Lovering, Tom Watt-Smith, Greg Vince
- Line Producers: Uschi Teh, Becky Claridge
- Production Company: Nutopia, led by Jane Root
As Chris Hemsworth reminisces with his father, the documentary serves not only as a heartfelt tribute but also as a reflection on the memories that shape their lives together.
