How the VFX Team Behind Marvel s Loki Brought Miss Minutes to Life
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As Marvel continues dipping its toes in TV snagging 28 Emmy nominations in the process its latest venture, the Disney Plus miniseries “Loki,” is being hailed as one of the studio’s most unique anti-hero stories to date.
While Tom Hiddleston steals the show as the titular character, perhaps most captivating is the Time Variance Authority (TVA)’s cute, conniving animated mascot, Miss Minutes.
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The character voiced by Tara Strong, starts off as warm and bubbly, but as the series progresses, she’s not all she seems to be.
Thor movies, his finest role, in our eyes, was in the BBC spy thriller
The Night Manager. Hiddleston plays Jonathan Pine, a former soldier turned manager of a luxury hotel who is tasked with infiltrating the inner circle of arms dealer and luxe-dressing-gown fan Richard Roper (Hugh Laurie). The series was notable for its lush depiction of private jets, glamorous resorts and smart suits and immediately catapulted Hiddleston into 007 contention. But it wasnât just his performance that made an impact â at least for watch geeks. In that series, he wore a number of judiciously chosen, low-key timepieces by Tissot, including a Tissot Couturier Chronograph. Available for just £400, it struck a perfect balance: stylish enough for the screen while remaining under-the-radar enough for the character. It was Bond-adjacent, while keeping things a little more realistic â just like the show itself.