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Chris Hemsworth Closes Down His Production Company

Employees will be paid through the end of 2026 as the company’s website expires and Hemsworth shifts focus to film work.

  • Chris Hemsworth is closing his production company Wild State after four years, with employees receiving notice they will be paid out until the end of 2026.
  • The Thor star founded Wild State in 2022 alongside co-founder Benjamin Grayson following the success of his show Limitless and collaborated on various projects with National Geographic.
  • Page Six reports Hemsworth ditched the "side-hustle" to focus on movie opportunities, describing the decision as "more of a life choice" and remaining "proud" of what the firm achieved.
  • Additionally, the Daily Mail reports Hemsworth secured a $57 million deal in July for two upcoming Avengers films, ensuring the star has substantial work ahead.
  • Away from work, Hemsworth manages his Byron Bay mega-mansion with wife Elsa Pataky and their children India, Sasha, and Tristan, while the company website now indicates it has "expired.
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Chris Hemsworth has decided to close Wild State, the producer he created in 2022 with producer Ben Grayson. Employees have already been informed of the closure and, according to information published in the United States, will continue to charge until the end of 2026. The company was born to develop audiovisual projects and came to establish a collaboration with National ... Continue reading "Chris Hemsworth closes its producer while ‘Extraction…

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Australian actor Chris Hemsworth is closing his production company Wild State, four years after it was founded. The decision comes after a difficult period for the company and unsuccessful attempts to secure a new partnership, Page Six reports. Wild State employees have been told they will be paid through the end of 2026. The company's website is no longer active, and its Santa Monica office is set to be vacated. According to a source, the decis…

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Page Six broke the news in New York, United States on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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