James Gunn Pranking Chris Pratt On Set Of Guardians 3

Chris Pratt getting pranked by James Gunn on the set of Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3. Let me know what you all think in the comments down below, like & sub for more!!

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[CantinaTalkSW]

Did you know there was a fake Chris Pratt dummy in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3??

[Colecooper]

"They come in and scream"
"They do what?"

[BrianMagnan]

“I’m gonna draw on his forehead”
*punches in the face *

[QuatarTarandir]

That dummy is creepily realistic looking

[Sqoou_Too]

Chris once said "It's no big deal. Just a photorealistic rubber dummy of me laying there with its mouth open"

[potatoesforlife]

When he punched Chris Pratt in the face, I was shocked like "Oh, wow, he is a sound sleeper." Then I realized, "Oh, my god, he just PUNCHED him in the face." Then I saw the REAL Chris Pratt and learned a bit of movie magic. Brilliant.

[maiorano]

James Gunn looking like he's about to bust some myths on Chris Pratt's face

[PartlyHuman.]

I hear James Gunn lets people come in there and scream

[randomdudeeveryoneknows]

I can't believe how real that looks....

[mattwilson]

Gunn is evolving into Adam Savage's younger brother.

[odintillgren]

That has got to be one of the more surreal things you can experience. Seeing a realistic dummy of yourself must be like looking at your own corpse.

[Fandom_Man]

I am still impressed that they made this dummy all for the opening shot of the film and then never use it again and it looks sooo unbelievably realistic, Chris even said it himself

[_bulenty]

"Chris comes in here every day"

[jimmymoreton]

The horror on my face when A - I realised how creepily accurate that sleeping dummy is and B - My initial thought "Holy s*** he just jabbed Chris Pratt wtf" 😂

[coachmikeyditka]

Chris comes in here everyday…shines black light lol

[leeks]

I jumped when Gunn punched “Chris” I was like “holy shit” 😆

[hamtier]

james gunn nailed this trilogy, stuff like this is great!

[thewolfwhoisamister]

“They come in and scream!”
-James Gunn

[bffalcon]

Hold up, why and how does James Gunn look like Adam Savage with hair 😅😂😂

[alceratops]

Dummy: **wakes up** "It's-a me!"