James Gunn, known for his work on the DC Universe, has expressed his enthusiasm as a James Gunn Godzilla Minus One fan. During a promotional event for Superman in Japan, Gunn had the opportunity to speak with Takashi Yamazaki, the director of the acclaimed film Godzilla Minus One. Gunn praised the movie for its faithful tribute to the Godzilla legacy and its compelling human storyline, calling it one of his favorite films of the past two years.
Director Takashi Yamazaki Plans Future Discussions with Gunn
Though their initial conversation was brief, Takashi Yamazaki shared his interest in continuing the dialogue. He mentioned his desire to meet James Gunn again the next time he is in Los Angeles. Gunn warmly welcomed this idea and invited Yamazaki to visit DC Studios, where he promised to show him the original Superman costume kept in his office.
Potential Collaboration and Upcoming Superman Release
The friendly exchange between Gunn and Yamazaki hints at a possible collaboration or deeper connection between the Godzilla Minus One creator and the DC Universe. Gunn’s upcoming Superman film, titled Gods and Monsters, is set to release in theaters this Friday, marking a significant moment for the DCU’s fresh direction. The meeting could signal a new creative synergy within the franchise’s evolving landscape.
Our Reader’s Queries
Q. Does James Gunn believe in God?
A. Gunn grew up in a Catholic household and has noted that prayer still holds significant value for him. However, he also stated that he is, in certain aspects, against religion.
Q. Why is James Gunn leaving Marvel?
A. When Gunn took on the role of co-CEO of DC Studios, he committed fully to that company. This means he will not work on Marvel Studios projects anymore. Gunn, known for writing and directing the Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy, had built strong relationships with the films’ cast.
Q. What religion is James Gunn?
A. He grew up in a Catholic family in Manchester, a suburb of St. Louis, Missouri. He has five brothers and sisters: Sean, who is an actor; Matt, who acts and writes about politics; Brian, who is a screenwriter; Patrick; and Beth. Gunn’s background is Irish, with his father’s family originally coming from Ireland.
