dave bautista played taserface in guardians of the galaxy 2.
dave bautista played taserface in guardians of the galaxy 2.
who plays taserface in guardians of the galaxy 2?
dave bautista
chris sullivan appears as taserface in the film "guardians of the galaxy vol. 2". he is the lieutenant of yondu's faction of the ravagers. after officially being assigned to direct "guardians of the galaxy" and considering taserface to be "the dumbest character of all time," gunn jokingly posted a photo of him on his social media. he later clarified that he would never feature the character in a film. gunn later changed his mind, and when crafting this character, felt that taserface had named himself. hence he described him as "a real dumbass," yet also "a very powerful guy." taserface is depicted as being proud of his name as he believes it strikes fear into the hearts of his enemies. however rocket, and the rest of the ravagers, scoff at the ridiculousness of his name. feeling that yondu is "going soft", he leads a mutiny against him which involves tossing those who are still loyal to him out the airlock. after kraglin aids yondu, rocket, and groot in escaping from their prison cells, yondu kills off all of his former ravager comrades that sided with taserface and blows up the main engine severely burning taserface. the heroes eject from the main ship, leaving taserface to die. before the ship explodes, taserface contacts the female sovereign representative to give the coordinates of yondu's escape ship. in return, taserface wishes to be known as the one who caused yondu's defeat. taserface then dies in the ship's explosion while the sovereign representative laughs at his name.
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in 1962 jerom received his own spin-off series, "jerom de gouden stuntman" ("jerom the golden stuntman"). in this series he is teamed up with tante sidonia and professor barabas. other main cast members from "suske en wiske" are absent. the series could be described as a humoristic super hero comic in which jerom wears a golden suit with cape and drives a flying motorcycle. a new cast member was created for this series: odilon, a clumsy sidekick assistant. the series were translated in french (as "jérôme""), greek ("zerom") and german ("wastl"). especially in germany the albums sold well. at a certain point they were even published in germany first before they appeared in dutch. the production tempo was so high that a new jerom story appeared every week, causing the quality to drop considerably. as a result, many albums weren't even translated into dutch anymore. in 1982, after 95 albums, the "gouden stuntman" series was terminated. "jerom" continued under a new title, "de wonderbare reizen van jerom" ("the wonderful travels of jerom"), but by 1991 this series was also discontinued due to lack of enough sales. only 36 titles of this series were made.
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