James Gunn

James Gunn, renowned director and co-chair of DC Studios, chats about his journey in filmmaking and the unique appeal of superheroes. He dives into the nostalgia of Super Friends, revealing how these characters shaped his perspective on creativity and masculinity. Gunn shares personal stories, including an intense argument over Prince with his dad and his connection to horror movie monsters. He discusses the balance of artistic fulfillment in his career and his fresh take on Superman, blending humor with heartfelt anecdotes about navigating addiction and ambition.

James Gunn, Co-Chairman and CEO of DC Studios, dives into the future of the DC Universe. He reveals exciting details about the upcoming Superman film and Peacemaker season 2, while also teasing characters like Supergirl and Clayface. Gunn shares his creative process and the importance of audience feedback, discussing how personal experiences shape his work. The conversation highlights the balance between artistic vision and studio demands, along with high hopes for the new Superman actor, David Corn Sweat.

James Gunn, writer-director known for his adventure comedies, discusses the hilariously sharp screenplay of The Suicide Squad. They explore the creative freedom and significant changes made from the initial treatment to the final screenplay. They also discuss the challenges faced during the making of the film, James Gunn's writing process, and the decision to choose Star O'The Conqueror as the main villain.

James Gunn, renowned filmmaker behind 'Guardians of the Galaxy' and 'The Suicide Squad,' joins the conversation to discuss the wild journey from indie projects to blockbuster hits. He shares hilarious behind-the-scenes anecdotes about the creative process and the challenges of sequel filmmaking. The discussion touches on the balance between artistic integrity and audience expectations, alongside insights on navigating Hollywood's unpredictable landscape. Gunn also humorously reflects on the absurdities of celebrity culture and the quirks of character design in modern filmmaking.

Hollywood director James Gunn and actress Patricia Heaton talk about gas station experiences, interactions at comedy shows, secrecy dynamics, and personal anecdotes. They delve into the making of 'Super', navigating consent in nightclubs, sitcom writing challenges, inconvenient restroom situations, and the origins of 'Versailles' on My Damn Channel.com.