James Gunn explains his approach to killing off characters ...
The end of the line is here for Peter Quill and company as Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 arrives. It's set to be an emotional final ride as it sees Quill coming to terms with himself and rallying this iteration of the Guardians one final time all while delving into the dark backstory of Rocket Raccoon . As this will be James Gunn's final MCU outing, there's been plenty of speculation that the Guardians won't make it out of this installment unscathed.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT During an interview with Collider's Perri Nemiroff, Gunn explained his philosophy regarding character deaths and how he thinks they're best utilized within a story. For one, it's about creating a real sense of danger for characters that fans love so much. It ultimately helps make everyone feel more human and vulnerable when they can just as easily find themselves at death's door. It's also why fans entered Vol.
"I don't think that killing characters is necessary. One of the things I've discovered over the years as I've killed characters in different movies, people know that I'm willing to do that. So, you know, I killed — I killed. [Laughs] Yondu died in Vol. 2. Original Groot died in Vol. 1. In Suicide Squad, I killed everybody practically. I killed a major character in Peacemaker.
Gunn Wants Character Deaths to Make Sense in the Moment Character deaths aren't just about establishing stakes for the heroes, of course. They have to make sense both for the character themselves, the surrounding characters, and the point in the story. Yondu's sacrifice, as heartbreaking as it was, sent a powerful message to Quill as the Ravager expressed his undying love for his adoptive son the only way he knew how at the moment.
"It's all a function of story, and if someone dies, it shouldn't be — I try not to have people that die and are just there to service another character. It has to work as a part of the story and isn't just — well, I mean, that's not true in the case of the guys from the beginning of The Suicide Squad. That was just kind of killing them because it's funny, but when in the real story, like I would never have killed Yondu just to kill Yondu.
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