With Kevin Feige revealing just earlier this week that Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is on hold, fans could hardly be blamed for feeling a little nervous about the future of the space saga, but if recent comments from Karen Gillan are anything to go by, Disney doesn’t look like they’re ready to let go of this popular property anytime soon.
On The Wrap’s Shoot This Now podcast, the Nebula actress discussed the film’s delay in the wake of James Gunn’s firing, saying that the team at Marvel Studios are still figuring out where to go from here.
“I actually don’t know [what’s going on with Guardians 3], it’s the honest answer,” Gillan said. “I feel like they’re talking about it and trying to figure out what the next best move is. I’m hoping that it all comes together and we get to tell the story. It would be nice to continue it.”
But while Gillan seems almost as in the dark as the rest of us, there is one thing that she sounds pretty confident in predicting.
“I’m sure they will [continue]. I feel like they will. I don’t really think there’s a chance they won’t [continue the Guardians franchise].”
Though we’ve been hearing a fair amount of news lately about Marvel-related projects being suddenly and unexpectedly dropped, it certainly looks like the third Guardians is in little danger of getting the axe, especially when they have a full script penned by Gunn to work with.
All the same, with the movie no longer slated for a 2020 release, you can expect this project to undergo some significant adjustments from what its original helmsman had in mind. For one thing, the film seemed set to play a key role in taking the MCU further into the cosmic side of the things, most likely paving the way for future works like The Eternals. Now that the feature looks like it could arrive as one of the later entries in Marvel’s Phase 4 though, it’ll have to keep up with the context of a cinematic universe that may well have undergone some major changes.
In any case, with production on Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 previously rumored to begin in February 2021, it’s possible that this flick won’t be coming our way until 2022, but for what it’s worth, it does indeed look like it’s coming.
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High on confidence after two clinical wins in as many games, Pakistan will be keen on completing a series sweep when they face Australia in the third and final T20I on Sunday.
David Warner walked off mid-innings in a Sydney grade game after "hurtful" comments from the brother of ex-Test teammate Phillip Hughes, who died in 2014 after being hit by a ball, his wife claimed Sunday.
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He also defended his pace colleague Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who had a bad in office as he leaked 70 runs in his 10 overs.
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India captain Virat Kohli continued his Bradmanesque form as he became the first Indian batsman to hit three consecutive ODI centuries, reaching the milestone against West Indies in Pune.
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The winners were awarded a cash prize of Rs 1 lakh for both T20 series and ODI series. And the runners-up were awarded Rs 50,000 for both the series.
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"I have told players to develop flexibility in order to bat at any position or bowl at any stage of the innings."
Rahane (144* off 156) and Kishan (114) were involved in a 210-run opening stand that powered India C to 352 for 7 after opting to bat. Iyer fought with a 114-run 148 but India B were bowled out for 323 in 46.1 overs.
England took the five-match One-Day International Series by virtue of winning three matches on the bounce after the first game was washed out, but Sri Lanka's thumping 219-run win (DLS method) in the final outing will give them hope when the two sides clash in the only Twenty20 International on Saturday.
"If we hadn't lost wickets it could have been a different story."
It was a day of mixed emotions for Shreyas Iyer. He was named in the Indian T20 team for the upcoming series against Windies and Australia overnight and celebrated the call up by scoring a ton in the Deodhar Trophy final. However, his effort wasn’t enough as India B lost the final by 29 runs in the final against India C at the Ferozshah Kotla stadium on Saturday.
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MS Dhoni's diving catch beyond short fine leg with a full stretch dive set Twitter in overdrive.