Elsa Pataky reveals she’s set to star in the Interceptor sequel

Elsa Pataky’s Netflix thriller Interceptor underwhelmed fans when it debuted in June.

But that’s not enough to stop the star from signing on once more in a proposed sequel.

The 46-year-old beauty is even trying to influence the storyline for the next film.

Elsa Pataky announces she’s set to star in the Interceptor sequel – despite fans slamming the Matthew Reilly Netflix thriller. Pictured: Elsa on the red carpet for Thor: Love And Thunder premiere in Sydney, in June

According to The Daily Telegraph, Elsa, who is a horse lover, has urged Interceptor creator Matthew Reilly to write in ‘riding scenes’ for the sequel.

The Spanish actress, 45, is the wife of Chris Hemsworth and played the part of an Army officer in Interceptor.

In the highly physical role, her character fought off a group of terrorists who attempted to over-run a facility designed to shoot down missiles in the event of a nuclear strike.

Elsa, who lives in Byron Bay and shares three children with the Thor star, said the Interceptor sequel needs ‘scenes with horses’.

The Spanish actress, 45, is the wife of Chris Hemsworth and played the part of an Army officer in Interceptor. According to The Daily Telegraph, Elsa, who is a horse lover, has urged Interceptor creator Matthew Reilly to write in ‘riding scenes’ for the sequel

‘We have to do that,’ she told the publication, ‘It will be amazing.’

Elsa is getting plenty of opportunity to indulge her love of horse riding.

The star is currently filming in secret a movie involving horses, which Elsa describes as ‘amazing’.

In the highly physical lead role in Interceptor, Elsa’s character fought off a group of terrorists who attempt to over-run a facility designed to shoot down missiles in the event of a nuclear strike (pictured)

In January, she will act as a show jumping ambassador at the Magic Millions race day and carnival on the Gold Coast.

Despite the hammering from arm-chair critics, Interceptor was a huge hit for Netflix.

According to the streamer, the film, directed by best-selling author Matthew Reilly clocked up over 35 million viewing hours across dozens of countries, only days after it was released.

But many viewers were left unimpressed, with one fan tweeting, ‘If you haven’t watched it yet. No. That’s the review.’

Elsa and husband Chris Hemsworth