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Marvel Studios' Guardians of the Galaxy cast recall Ravager funeral, sister fight and favorite scenes from the movies

Fashion, arguments, and snoring: here are the favorite scenes in the Guardians of the Galaxy movie trilogy for Karen Gillan, Pom Klementieff, Sean Gunn, and Michael Rooker.

Rocket Raccoon in Guardians of the Galaxy — Image credit: Marvel Studios

News by Joseph Pete, Contributing Writer

Published on Fri Sep 26 2025

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Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy had many unforgettable moments, whether battles with villains like Ego the Living Planet, the many translations of "I am Groot," or dance sequences. The Guardians of the Galaxy cast was asked about their favorite moments in the series at Fan Expo Chicago.

"My favorite moment to perform and be a part of was the scene with Nebula and Gamora in Volume 2 when they sort of have this huge emotional argument," Nebula actress Karen Gillan says. "For the first time they're being truly honest with each other and hearing each other's points of view. It was just such an emotional scene to perform with Zoe. So much is captured in the scene. I just love doing that."

Mantis actress Pom Klementieff said it was cool to walk in the new costumes for Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3.

Sean Gunn, who played the Ravager Kraglin, says he really liked the Ravager funeral scene in the second movie.

"Because Rooker's finally dead," he jokes while sitting right next to Yondu actor Michael Rooker on the panel.

Klementieff remembers him snoring in his final resting place.

"I really enjoyed that. That scene was the only time I got any rest," Rooker says. "How many takes did we get? Seven takes? I went to sleep seven times. Within 10 seconds I was snoring. Everybody else was looking at James Gunn."

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