English Movie Review Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 - Cast & Crew

James Gunn is an actor, director, writer and producer from the American film industry. He was born on August 5th, 1970, in Missouri, United States. Gunn hails from Irish ancestry, and surname means a child to the servers of the god of the deceased. His father worked at the law firm Thompson Coburn, and his siblings are Sean, an actor, Matt, a political writer and Beth. He read magazines since a very young age. Gunn completed his schooling from St. Louis High School and graduated from St. Louis University with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He then obtained a Master degree in Arts from the University of Columbia in 1995.

Chris Pratt is a renowned American actor, who became popular for his roles in television shows like Everwood and Parks and Recreation. He was born as Christopher Michael Pratt on June 21, 1979, in Virginia, Minnesota, the USA to Kathleen Louise Kathy and the late Daniel Cliffton Pratt. He was raised in Lake Stevens in Washington, where he won the 5th place in a state wrestling tournament during his high school years. Initially, he struggled with his life after dropping college. He worked as a ticket salesman and later as a daytime stripper. He became homeless and slept everywhere in Maui. He was later discovered by actress-director, Rae Dawn Chong while he was waiting tables in a restaurant. The latter cast him in her directorial debut film, Cursed Part 3. He became a regular as Bright Abbott in Greg Berlanti’s drama series, Everwood, on The WB channel. When the series was cancelled, he was cast in the fourth season of the American teen drama series, The O.C., on Fox Network. In 2008, he did a small stint in Angelina Jolie’s Wanted. Chris auditioned for the role of Captain James T. Kirk in the sci-fi adventure film, Star Trek and the role of Jake Sully in the epic sci-fi film, Avatar. In 2009, he started playing the role of Andy Dwyer on NBC’s Parks and Recreation. He was supposed to play the character temporarily, but the production decided to make him a regular. In 2011, Chris played as Scott Hatteberg in the very successful biographical sports drama film, Moneyball. Initially, he was told that he is too fat to play the role and thus decided to lose weight and subsequently lose 30 pounds.