Chris Hemsworth has closed his production company Wild State after only four years.
The actor started Wild State in 2022 with Benjamin Grayson.
The company worked on different TV projects and also had a deal with National Geographic.
Wild State came after the success of Hemsworth’s show Limitless. In the series, he took different challenges while learning about health, fitness and living longer.
The company, however, is now shutting down, with its employees reportedly being paid until the end of 2026.
Its website has also disappeared and now shows a message saying it has expired.
According to Page Six, Hemsworth decided to close the company so he could spend more time working on movies.
The decision was described as “more of a life choice.” Hemsworth is also said to be “proud” of what Wild State achieved.
The actor already has plenty of work ahead of him. He reportedly signed a $57 million deal in July for two upcoming Avengers movies.
Away from work, Hemsworth has also been making changes to his huge home in Byron Bay.
He and his wife Elsa Pataky recently added a large tennis court to the property, which they bought for $7 million in 2014.
The home is now worth much more, with reports suggesting it could be worth over $75 million.
2026-09-27 17:45:00
