Chris Hemsworth Reveals How A Famous Actor Played A Role In His Son's Name
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Hemsworth and his wife, Elsa Pataky, share three children together.
Legend has it that Chris Hemsworth is one of the biggest Brad Pitt fans out there.
The “Thor” actor confirmed as much in a new interview with Vanity Fair published Tuesday, in which he revealed he’d actually named one of his sons after a character Pitt played in the 1994 movie “Legends of the Fall.”
Hemsworth said he and his wife, actor Elsa Pataky, rewatched the film while she was pregnant with the couple’s twin boys.
“Is this not the coolest character in the world?” Hemsworth said of Tristan Ludlow, Pitt’s character in the movie. “I think one of our kids needs to be named Tristan.”
The two ended up naming one of their now 10-year-old twins Tristan. The other is named Sasha, after a friend who is a stuntman.
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