Marvel’s Dave Bautista Reflects on Leaving Behind Drax and Guardians of the Galaxy

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“My last night on Guardians was actually [The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special],” Bautista continued. “We shot Guardians 3 and the Holiday Special concurrently. So our last night filming was here in Hollywood, and we wrapped at 3 or 4 in the morning. And then I literally had to run to the hotel, get my bags, jump on a jet and fly to Philadelphia to start Knock at the Cabin two days later. So I never really got to say goodbye to everyone. I got rushed off set to another film. I was then on another film, and I didn’t do press or make the premiere for Guardians 3. So there’s just a huge part of me that feels like there was no closure. I never really got to say goodbye to that character and that cast, and there’s always going to be some sadness involved when I start thinking about that.”

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Following the release of Marvel Studios’ Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 last year, it’s only natural for fans to ponder if there might be room for a fourth movie in the future. However, since franchise director James Gunn is now jointly overseeing DC Studios, it seems unlikely that he will direct this potential project. For quite some time, Gunn has stated that he had no intention of returning for another film

In a 2020 Q&A, Gunn clarified that he never stated he wouldn’t make a Vol 2. In fact, if the first volume turned out well, he had always intended to create a trilogy. However, there are currently no plans for a fourth installment

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2024-09-05 08:09