"Yondu" Michael Rooker: There's no chance of me returning to "Guardians of the Galaxy 3" by playing another role

Michael Rooker's role as "Yondu" in the "Guardians of the Galaxy" series is very popular with fans, and many people are looking forward to his return in "Guardians of the Galaxy 3".

In response to this call, Luke said in an interview with foreign media recently: "No play, I'm dead. I. Die. My character is dead. I don't mind playing other roles, but why do I want to play Yondu? Yondu's death is the most amazing and wonderful farewell in Marvel history. My God, brother, why do you want to let this character return and ruin it all? When you die, there must be consequences, and you should stay dead! Why do you come back? Why do you want to resurrect some idiots? Spare me, please, make other movies."

In the Guardians of the Galaxy series, it was the "Predators" team that Yondu belonged to that kidnapped the young Star-Lord on Earth and raised him to adulthood. Two movies later, Yondu has evolved from a minor villain to an important ally, and his feelings for Star-Lord eventually led him to sacrifice himself to save Star-Lord and other members of the Guardians of the Galaxy.

"Resurrection" in the MCU is not uncommon (Loki: don't cue), and fans have previously begged the series director "Guardian" James Gunn to let Yondu return. However, like Luke, Gunn has always been very determined about Yondu's "death", believing that if he is resurrected, his sacrifice will be worthless.