Dave Bautista "really wants" to work with his 'Guardians of the Galaxy' co-stars again. The 55-year-old wrestler-turned-actor - who played Drax the Destroyer in all three movies in the series, as well as in other MCU films - previously worked outside of the franchise with Karen Gillan on 'Stuber' and appears alongside Pom Klementieff in latest movie 'The Killer's Game' and is keen to look for other projects with his former castmates. He told ComicBook.
com about the possibility: “I hope so, yeah. That’s kind of my goal. I really want, because I’ve done another project outside of Guardians with Karen Gillan, and I’ve done work with Pom now.
"I would like to work with Chris [Pratt] and Zoe [Saldana] outside of the Marvel Universe, as well.” With 'Guardians of the Galaxy' director James Gunn now at the helm of DC Studios alongside Peter Safran, Dave admitted he would "of course" consider a role in one of the filmmaker's new comic book films. He said: “As I’ve said, and I’ve been very open to that.
I guess it just has to be the right part. But I’m very open to it, and I love James and I would do anything to work with him." Dave's latest comments come after he recently admitted his "dream role" was always supervillain Bane, but once he felt he was too old for the part, he'd jump at the chance to play Superman's arch-nemesis Lex Luthor.
When ScreenRant asked the actor which DC characters he'd be open to portraying, he said: "For forever, it was Bane. When I was you.