Chris Hemsworth Pays Tribute to Steve Irwin in Unseen Video; Robert Approves
Chris Hemsworth recently shared a touching homage to the late Australian icon, Steve Irwin, highlighting one of his early acting experiences. In a home video featured in his documentary, “Chris Hemsworth: A Road Trip to Remember,” he impersonates Irwin, drawing inspiration from the renowned wildlife conservationist.
Chris Hemsworth’s Tribute to Steve Irwin
The clip showcases a young Hemsworth pretending to track a “Siberian Tiger Australian Fox,” which turns out to be his family dog. This amusing portrayal showcases Hemsworth’s admiration for his childhood hero. He referred to it as his “first self-appointed, unofficial acting gig” in a social media post.
Family and Documentary Details
In “Chris Hemsworth: A Road Trip to Remember,” Hemsworth travels across Australia with his father, Craig. The trip serves as a heartfelt journey in light of Craig’s recent early-onset Alzheimer’s diagnosis.
- Director: Tom Barbor-Might
- Executive Producers: Arif Nurmohamed, Peter Lovering, Tom Watt-Smith, and Greg Vince
- Line Producers: Uschi Teh, Becky Claridge
- Production Company: Nutopia, led by Jane Root
Robert Irwin, Steve Irwin’s son, expressed approval of Hemsworth’s playful tribute, remarking, “I reckon Dad would’ve been stoked 
.” This sentiment underscores a shared appreciation for Steve’s legacy.
Exploring Reminiscence Therapy
Throughout the documentary, father and son not only revisit cherished locations from their past but also delve into the concept of reminiscence therapy. This approach aims to help individuals with memory loss connect with their histories, providing comfort and understanding during challenging times.
Hemsworth’s documentary is not only a personal journey but also a testament to the enduring influence of his hero, Steve Irwin, and the importance of family ties during life’s obstacles.
