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Q: Dave Bautista ಮರುಟ್ವೀಟಿಸಿದ್ದಾರೆ Dave Clark 
  
 What happened here is so much bigger then G3, @ JamesGunn ,myself, @ Disney etc. This was a # cybernazi attack that succeeded. Unless we start to unite together against this crap, whether people are offended are not! ...it’s going to get much worse. And it can happen to anyonehttps://twitter.com/bluecrayon77/status/1021123503599292417 … ||||| This post may contain affiliate links; please read the disclosure for more information. 
  
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 World of Color is rumored to have its first-ever Halloween-themed show next year. Word leaked from actor/comedian Bobcat Goldthwait in a post defending “Guardians of the Galaxy” director James Gunn following his recent firing as controversial tweets from his past re-emerged, where he revealed that he was asked to reprise his role as Pain from the film “Hercules” for a new show, “World of Color – Villainous.” 
  
 The show is not expected to run this Halloween season, as World of Color is currently undergoing crucial repairs to repair the table that holds the show elements. Stay tuned as we report more information on the new show as it is revealed. 
  
 Related ||||| Bobcat Goldthwait has asked Disney to remove his voice from an upcoming attraction in protest of the recent firing of Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn. 
  
 The stand-up comic, actor and filmmaker wrote Sunday in a lengthy social media post that he and Gunn are friends ("I love James Gunn"), and Goldthwait believes Gunn got a raw deal when he was fired from the third Guardians of the Galaxy film for tweets featuring lewd remarks about rape and pedophilia that were posted nearly 10 years ago. 
  
 "He’s a loyal friend, super talented, passionate and kind," Goldthwait wrote on Instagram, along with a picture of the two men. 
  
 The Police Academy actor then asked Disney to remove his voice from an upcoming attraction. 
  
 "Dear @disney, I would hate for you to come off as hypocritical so I’m suggesting that you remove my voice from an attraction that’s coming to your park. It’s called WORLD OF COLOR - VILLAINOUS, and I reprise the role of Pain, a role I played in HERCULES," he wrote. "You see here’s the deal, years ago I made a lot of sarcastically shocking and offensive jokes. Many that I’m embarrassed about now, and I’d hate to make you guys look bad seeing that I’m openly critical of the president and his administration, and you seem to be taking your lead from some of his radical fringe supporters." 
  
 Goldthwait then pointed to the fact that actor James Woods — an outspoken and controversial Donald Trump supporter — was also in the film and may be part of the ride. 
  
 "Why not check out some of his whacky past tweets?! They’re a hoot!" he wrote. "For the record I do stand with survivors of sexual abuse and I was wondering if you guys are still making money off of your movie POWDER? Asking for a friend. Thanks, Bobcat." 
  
 Powder is a 1995 film released by Disney arm Buena Vista Pictures. Powder director Victor Salva was convicted in 1988 of of sexual misconduct for molesting a 12-year-old actor who appeared his film Clownhouse. 
  
 Numerous celebrities have spoken up for Gunn, including a number of the Guardians of the Galaxy castmembers. 
  
 Gunn apologized for the tweets and said they did not reflect the person he has become. However, he said he accepted Disney's decision. 
  
 An online petition created by a fan, asking Disney to rehire Gunn, has gained more than 200,000 signatures. |||||
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Bobcat Goldthwait thinks Disney might want to remove his voice from one of its upcoming theme park attractions, so as not to appear "hypocritical." The comedian made the suggestion in an Instagram post criticizing Disney's firing of James Gunn over controversial posts the Guardians of the Galaxy director made a decade ago, which were surfaced by conservative websites. "You see here’s the deal, years ago I made a lot of sarcastically shocking and offensive jokes," reads Goldthwait 's post. "Many that I’m embarrassed about now, and I’d hate to make you guys look bad seeing that I’m openly critical of the president and his administration, and you seem to be taking your lead from some of his radical fringe supporters." Goldthwait named the attraction as World of Color—Villainous, and said that in it he reprises his role voicing Pain in Hercules. (Interestingly, the attraction has not yet been formally announced, and his post fueled rumors on Disney boards that the attraction will be an overlay of the existing World of Color attraction for Halloween in 2019.) Goldthwait had another suggestion for Disney, too: "I think James Woods may have recorded a voice for this new attraction, too. Why not check out some of his whacky past tweets?! They’re a hoot!" He also referred to the 1995 movie (from Disney arm Buena Vista Pictures) Powder, which, the Hollywood Reporter notes, was directed by Victor Salva, who was convicted in 1988 of molesting a 12-year-old actor in one of his films. A number of Gunn's colleagues have come to his defense; Guardians star Dave Bautista wrote on Twitter that "this was a #cybernazi attack that succeeded."