Love is the key in this exclusive deleted scene from "Thor: Love and Thunder." In the clip, Zeus (Russell Crowe) teaches Thor (Chris Hemsworth) that the power of the thunderbolt comes from the ...

Russell Crowe may have had a steal-stealing cameo as Zeus in Thor: Love and Thunder – but he almost sounded very different in the final cut. Crowe has a Greek accent as the legendary God of the sky.

Russell Crowe made his MCU debut in Thor: Love and Thunder, and recently spoke about possibly returning as Zeus. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

Yes, Zeus is not at all happy that Thor tried to kill him. In fact, he’s so angry that he vows to destroy not only Thor but to resurrect the wrath of the Old Gods to do it. In his furious speech ...

Spoiler warning: This story discusses details of the credits scenes of “Thor: Love and Thunder.” Unless you want Zeus to strike you down, it’s meant to be read after you’ve seen the film.

The first Thor: Love and Thunder teaser trailer gave us a lot, including Jane Foster in her new armor. But we also see a glimpse of Zeus, Thor's new workout plan, a bored Valkyrie and a Star-Lord ...

They went with the Greek accent. It might seem like a no-brainer that Russell Crowe would be speaking with a Greek accent to play Zeus in "Thor: Love and Thunder," but writer-director Taika ...

Be sure to check out IGN's full review of the latest Thor movie. Thor: Love and Thunder reveals that Zeus (Russell Crowe) and his fellow Greek gods do, in fact, exist in the MCU. So it comes as ...

In the first scene, Russell Crowe's Zeus is revealed to be alive — and angry Earlier in the film, Thor, Jane Foster (Natalie Portman), Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson), and Korg (Waititi) visit ...