During the quarantine, many stars got very close to their fans, but one of the most sociable, perhaps, was James Gunn. The creator of the Dilogy "Guardians of the Galaxy" was shared without tired with the subscribers of the backstage content, and on the eve I published a whole series of pictures from rehearsals of the second part of the story about Star Lord and his friends.
One of the fans asked Gunn to Twitter, as usual preparations for filming, and the director noticed that it usually rehearses about a couple of weeks, before launching the film production, and the photo was shared on which Mantis (Pom Clementeff) reads the feelings of the queen (Chris PRTTT).
On this James decided not to stop and showed a few more frames. For example, at one of them, Pom and Dave Batista depict the scene on the steps, when friendship originated between Mantis and Drax, and on another Michael Rukuke rehearses the last sacrifice Yondu.
Also Gunn shared the photo on which his favorite dog Wesley von Spears takes part in the rehearsal. Not so long ago, the pet died, so this frame for the director is probably a lot. He also answered the question that fans often ask him.
People ask what it is for stickers on the floor, so here is the contours of different items, just scheduled,
- made clarity director.
One of the most fun in the selection was a photo on which the ego performed by Kurt Russell and his son Peter is played for the first time. True, it turned out that an eminent actor did not always participate in rehearsals - when the presence on the site was not so important, he was replaced by the cozer of the "Guardians of the Galaxy" Simon Hett.
Of course, the fans were very grateful to Gunn for such interesting pictures, and yet most of them are interested in when they manage to see the third part of the franchise. As long as the director does not give exact forecasts, and, obviously, the new information on filming dates will appear no earlier than he will finish work on the "suicide detachment", the premiere of which is scheduled for August 6, 2021.