Chris Pratt was rejected for multiple Marvel roles before almost turning down the one that changed his career. Before landing the role of Peter Quill in Guardians of the Galaxy, Chris Pratt auditioned for several Marvel Studios characters, and was rejected every time. After so many disappointments, he decided... he was done auditioning for superhero movies. When the opportunity for Guardians of the Galaxy came, he initially said no, convinced they would reject him again. But after seeing himself in Zero Dark Thirty, he realized he could convincingly play both a tough action hero and a funny character. He finally agreed to audition, but with a different mindset. Instead of trying to guess what Marvel wanted, he walked in, trusted his instincts, and played the character his own way. That audition earned him the role that transformed his career. Sometimes the opportunity that changes everything is the one you're most tempted to walk away from.show more

He was phenomenal in Guardians of the Galaxy. One of my favorite modern movies

Real. He was good.

Wish you kept the full story

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I don’t care what anyone says about Pratt, he is a badass!

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Pratts career is in no man's land - he married into a lefty family and they hate Trump and Pratt hates woke stuff and pretends to be a Christian - I don't believe in this guy anymore -

From that to Terminal List. What an inspiration

Wonder what he had to sacrifice or who he had the sacrifice to get the job that was the only way he was gonna get it if they get denying him

Chris Prat, making a Marvel come back, “like Kim Kardashian.” -Andy, outtakes from “Parks and Req”🤪🤣

He not a good Peter Quill either he was a good Andy he is Andy

Or he could have picked up a comic book

Hard so much of this kinda story from lots of people that are the top of their profession today, you just gotta keep going no matter what.

I think he played a good role in The Magnificent Seven.

One should keep believing till the fat jackpot is hit

I love these accounts that give credit and link the original content 🙇‍♂️👏👏👏

Sad he abandoned his son

Great advice. Even for normie interviews

Why you put a tag on a video that you took from elsewhere and reuploaded

What’s this from I want to see it all

Fuck marvel , we need a long term James Reece series that does justice to the books .

And he also cheated on his wife at the type after she decided to pause her career for hi is own benefit

Where is the full interview?

James Gunn is a hack cuckold

So now we need to watch goyslop that explains how the goyslop was made 🙃

Didn’t know Morgan Wallen did interviews

Sad he will always be Andy to those of us who tuned into to NBC on Thursday… He’s actually funny but I don’t see him in any other roles…

Funny, I couldn't give a damn. Not even one. I don't have a clue who he is. Account muted.

He is Peter quill killed that role can’t wait to see the guardians come back

They ended up still casting Andy.

He’s an a hole

You are the Starlord!

Delusional

They were right to not cast him. I avoid movies when he's in them because they use him too much. He definitely shouldn't play as a hero in action movies.

What he describes is exactly how Hollywood thinks - they pigeon-hole actors and are reluctant to cast them outside of whatever motif they played most recently. It takes a more open minded director to think outside that box to break out of that stereotype. But it's not just Hollywood and not just actors. A business looks at your resume, CV or portfolio and thinks your previous titles and industries are all you can do. If you have never worked in the gaming industry, you can't work in the gaming industry. If you never worked as a screenwriter you cannot work as a screenwriter. Etc. And the problem is getting worse not better.