Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 star Will Poulter reveals his debuting Marvel character Adam Warlock won't be as perfect as audiences expect. Guardians of the Galaxy 3, set for release in 2023, is part of Marvel's recently announced upcoming Phase 5 of the MCU. Returning to complete his trilogy of sci-fi action-comedies; James Gunn has promised an emotional send-off for his beloved gang of space rogues including Star-Lord, Rocket Raccoon and Groot. The highly anticipated comic book is set to tie a knot on the Guardians' stories as well as introducing several fan-favorite cosmic Marvel characters.
One such character making his debut in the film is Poulter's new hero Adam Warlock. A hugely important character in the comics, Adam was teased all the way back in the post-credits scene of Guardians of the Galaxy 2 in 2017, where Elizabeth Debicki's Ayesha used her Sovereign resources to create an ultimate foil for her enemies. A messiah-like figure; Warlock is the 'perfect being' and has often found himself battling some of the universe's biggest threats. Poulter, known for his comedic roles in films like We're the Millers, and more recently for his dramatic turns in Detroit and Midsommar, was a surprising casting among fans.
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During Screen Rant's time at San Diego Comic-Con's Marvel press line, the British actor was asked about his character's challenges and traits. Surprisingly, Poulter reveals "I [Warlock] am very, very far from perfect", contrary to what his comic book counterpart would suggest. The actor adds that director Gunn allowed him to "explore Adam's imperfections as well", adding a greater layer of depth to the super-powered alien. Poulter explains that "He's in
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