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Chris Pratt Says He 'Would Love' James Gunn to Return for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 4 After Leaving DC

Chris Pratt said he would love to reunite with James Gunn for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 4 after the director abruptly announced he would be leaving DC Studios earlier this week.

Chris Pratt Says He 'Would Love' James Gunn to Return for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 4 After Leaving DC

Chris Pratt expressed his desire for James Gunn to return to Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 4 following Gunn's departure from DC Studios. Gunn, who previously directed three movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, left DC in early 2023. Pratt, who has portrayed Star-Lord in the MCU for over a decade, stated that it would be "awesome" to work with Gunn again for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 4, especially since DC is about to be a distant memory.

The actor mentioned that he had not spoken with Gunn since the news broke the previous day. Pratt has previously revealed his enthusiasm for bringing Star-Lord back into the MCU, while Zoe Saldaña, who played Gamora, expressed concern that the Guardians of the Galaxy would be left behind. With Gunn's future uncertain, Pratt remains hopeful about the possibility of his return, whether it's in the Marvel or DC universes.

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