The director of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 was fired for inappropriate remarks, but was snapped up by Warner Bros. and other major studios

According to foreign media reports, James Gunn, the director of "Guardians of the Galaxy 3", was fired by Disney for making inappropriate remarks about pedophilia on social networks many years ago, but many large companies have extended olive branches to him.

According to foreign media reports, after being fired by Disney, Gunn has received invitations from many large companies, hoping to shoot big-budget films with him, including Marvel's number one rival - Warner DC.

“I can’t wait to work with him,” said one executive from a rival company. This executive must be more than one person who agrees with this.

However, since the contract termination issue with Disney has not been resolved, Director Gun cannot reach a cooperation agreement with these companies during this period.

Currently, Director Gun is still busy with complex negotiations with Disney, because according to the contract terms, Director Gun's tweets many years ago did not constitute a breach of contract, and Disney's dismissal of him was a unilateral termination of the contract. According to professional estimates, Disney will probably pay Director Gun 7 million to 10 million US dollars in liquidated damages. But in addition to the liquidated damages, more importantly, it gives Director Gun the opportunity to cooperate with other companies on larger projects.

Regarding the opinion on Gun's inappropriate remarks, another company executive who was also seeking cooperation said: "The vast majority of us believe that the jokes he posted at the time clearly bore the imprint of his comedy works at the time, and these inappropriate senses of humor cannot be regarded as crimes."

At present, spokespersons for Disney, Marvel and Director Gun have all refused to respond to this matter.