Guardians Of The Galaxy

Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2’s Zoe Saldana & Karen Gillan Talk Behind-The-Scenes Of Gamora v Nebula Showdown

The stars revealed that filming that sequence was as fun as it looked on screen and they both got really got stuck into it. FIERCE!

Sophia Moir

Thursday, April 27, 2017 - 17:56

Let’s be honest, action scenes are one of THE best parts of a film and the sister showdown between Gamora (Zoe Saldana) and Nebula (Karen Gillan) in Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2 is one not to be missed!

Speaking exclusively to MTV, the stars revealed that filming that sequence was as fun as it looked on screen and they both got really got stuck into it. FIERCE!

HIT PLAY on the video below to watch Zoe Saldana and Karen Gillan reveal what happened IRL when they shot their Gamora v Nebula showdown!

- 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2' hits cinemas 28th April 2017.

25 Crazy Facts About Your Favourite Pixar Films That CHANGE EVERYTHING

Barbie in the Toy Story films is voiced by Jodi Benson who also voices iconic Disney Princess Ariel in The Little Mermaid!

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In Monsters, Inc., when Boo attempts to get Sully to stay and play at the end of the film, she offers him a toy Nemo… which although super cute was actually our first clue about Pixar’s next film Finding Nemo, which arrived in cinemas two years later!

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The mysterious number ‘A113’ that appears in all of Pixar’s films is a refer-ence to a classroom number at the California Institute of Arts where many of the animators of Pixar and Disney learned about animation in their first year of college.

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In Up, 20,622 balloons are shown lifting Carl’s house, but in reality it would take between 9-12 million balloons to lift a house the size of Carl’s.

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Although it is never addressed in the film, Andy knows Carl and Ellie from Up as a postcard from them is hanging on his pin board!

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Joss Whedon, who is credited with co-writing the Toy Story script, came up with the idea for neurotic dinosaur Rex who he saw as the “voice and sensi-bility” of the characters.

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In his original overhaul of the script, Joss also wanted Barbie to rescue Buzz and Woody but Mattel weren’t confident that Toy Story would be a suc-cess so didn’t allow the character to join the gang on screen until Toy Story 2.

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Reese Witherspoon was originally cast to voice Merida in 2012’s Brave, but was replaced by Scottish actress Kelly Macdonald when scheduling conflicts prevented her from voicing the redheaded Princess.

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Brave features four actors from the Harry Potter series: Kelly Macdonald played Helena Ravenclaw, Robbie Coltrane (Lord Dingwall) played Hagrid, Emma Thompson (Queen Elinor) played Professor Trelawney, and Julie Wa-ters (The Witch) played Molly Weasley!

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The Pizza Planet Truck has appeared in every single Pixar film except The Incredibles, although it does appear in The Incredibles video game.

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According to the internet, A Bug’s Life is loosely based on Akira Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai, with many of the animation’s scenes mirroring the epic Japanese classic.

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Toy Story 3 villain Lotso has also appeared in three other Pixar films; Toy Story, Up, and Cars 2.

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Cars is Pixar’s most profitable film yet, generating over $10 billion in mer-chandise sales alone!

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In 1995, it took between 4-13 hours to render EACH FRAME of Toy Story, as it was the first fully computer generated film at the time.

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With over 1500 individually sculpted, curly red strands that generated about 111,700 total hairs on her bonnie wee head, Merida was just as much work for the Pixar animation team

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Merida is also the first ever Disney Princess to not have an American accent!

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The villain in Up is named Charles Muntz after the man who stole Walt Disney’s production rights in 1928, Charles Mintz. Google him!

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Legendary sound designer Ben Burtt is the man behind the distinctive voices of “both” Wall-E and popular Star Wars droid R2D2! He has also created sounds for cinematic classics E.T. and Indiana Jones, as well as the new Star Trek movies.

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Understandably, the popularity of Finding Nemo made demand for clownfish as pets skyrocket, but due to the excessive capture and sale of ‘Nemo’s their numbers as a species dramatically declined! Not cool kids.

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Depending on which country you watch Inside Out in, Riley refuses to eat different types of vegetables so that it makes more sense to that country. So, whilst she refuses broccoli in our version, in Japan she refuses to eat green bell peppers!

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The man who helped design Eve in WALL-E also designed the iPod! Eve? Apple? We think working with Apple’s Chief Design Officer was more than a biblical coincidence…

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Pixar actually created a fully functioning admissions site as part of the promotion for Monsters University… And it’s awesome! See for yourself at this link - http://monstersuniversity.com/edu/

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Bill Murray was considered for the roles of Buzz Lightyear AND Sully in Monsters, Inc., and whilst he was offered the latter he never bothered to re-turn Pixar Creative Chief Officer John Lasseter’s phone call

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Toy Story 2 almost never happened after someone accidentally deleted all of the film’s files! Thankfully, a member of the Pixar team kept a back-up copy of the film to work on at home after having a baby.

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Dory is the most-liked Pixar character on Facebook, with over 25 million likes. Nemo, for comparison, has an equally mind-blowing 22 million likes.

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50 Celebs Who Totally Have The Same Face

Margot Robbie and Jamie Pressly - She might look a bit different as Suicide Squad’s Harley Quinn, but surely Margot Robbie is related to Jaime Pressly somehow?

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Dakota Johnson and Gillian Anderson - Why does 'Fifty Shades' star Dakota Johnson look SO much like 'X-Files' legend Gillian Anderson? Could they both have the same alien DNA? The truth is out there…

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Channing Tatum and Wentworth Miller - Chiselled jaw? Shaved head? Muscles on top of muscles? All present and correct. Wentworth Miller has obviously at one point been Channing all over his Tatum.

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Minka Kelly and Leighton Meester - True fact: Leighton Meester was originally cast as Minka Kelly’s role in The Roommate, but decided to play the psycho character instead, which wasn’t a problem because they looked so alike.

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Keira Knightley and Natalie Portman - The Force is strong with both Keira Knightley and Natalie Portman: it’s no accident Keira was cast as Natalie’s queenly decoy in 'The Phantom Menace'. Daisy Ridley is their unconfirmed third sister.

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Carey Mulligan and Michelle Williams - Life just isn’t fair. How can there be two people in the world that have Carey Mulligan and Michelle Williams’s effortless grace, style and talent? Forget it, they’re the same person.

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Tom Hardy and Logan Marshall Green - Why go to all that trouble of Tom Hardy playing both Ronnie and Reggie in gangster biopic 'Legend', when they could have just got Logan Marshall Green in? It’s totally Kray-Kray.

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Jackson Rathbone and Johnny Depp - Both have a quirky style, play guitar and have played vampires in the past: does 'Twilight' star Jackson Rathbone remind you of any one? A young Johnny Depp, by any chance? Maybe they actually ARE vampires.

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Bryce Dallas Howard and Jessica Chastain - 'Interstellar’s Jessica Chastain has admitted she’s pretended to be 'urassic World’s Bryce Dallas Howard on more than one occasion. Petition to see these two in an update of 'The Parent Trap', pls.

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Henry Cavill and Matt Bomer - If you’re trying to tell the difference between Henry Cavill and Matt Bomer, Henry sometimes wears a cape. But AFAWK they both look amazing in tights.

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Theo James and James Franco - We’ve already pledged our Allegiance to 'Divergent’s Theo James (those cheekbones, tho), but if he tapped out for James Franco, would anyone really notice?

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Selena Gomez and Rachel Bilson - Rachel Bilson probably has the most shared face In Hollywood. As well as Selena Gomez, she looks like Mila Kunis, Leighton Meester and model Atlanta De Cadenet. Are they growing petite brunettes with big eyes in a lab?

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Jai Courtney and Macklemore - We had to do a double take when we first saw Jai Courtney pop up in 'The Divergent Series': that’s definitely Macklemore running the Dauntless compound.

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James Franco and James Dean - There’s a reason James Franco was cast to play the iconic James Dean, and it’s not because they share the same first name.

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Abigail Breslin and Chloe Grace Moretz - The one on the left is Abigail Breslin. No, actually Abigail’s the one on the right and Chloe Grace Moretz is on the left, no, right... Oh, we don’t know anymore.

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Krysten Ritter and Anne Hathaway - We dreamed a dream that Krysten Ritter and Anne Hathaway admitted they were sisters.

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Rupert Grint and Ed Sheeran - Rupert Grint played an obsessive fan in the video for Ed Sheeran’s video for ‘Lego House’, but we think Voldemort has something to do with how similar they look. It’s always Voldemort’s fault.

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Riley Keough and Perrie Edwards - Have you ever seen 'Magic Mike’s Riley Keough and Perrie Edwards in the same room together? No, and you won’t either, because they’re basically the same person.

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Kim Kardashian and Draco Malfoy - Harry Potter star Tom Felton posted this lookalike pic himself to his Instagram feed, saying “Relax citizens. Passport found!!! Kim K had it” Who knew Kim was a Slytherin?

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Sienna Miller and Mollie King - Both Brits, both blonde and both bombshells. But we don’t think Sienna Miller was ever in The Saturdays with Mollie King, was she?

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Amber Heard and Scarlett Johansson - Haven’t you heard that Amber and Scarlett Johnasson could be the same person? There’s no denying they look uncannily alike.

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Jessica Biel and Carly Rae Jepsen - Hey, I just met you, and this is crazy. But I’m Jessica Biel and you’re Carly Rae Jepsen, could we be sisters maybe?

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Liam Hemsworth and Scott Eastwood - Scott Eastwood was asked to audition for the part Liam Hemsworth eventually played in 'The Last Song', where he met and fell in love with Miley Cyrus. Would the same have happened if Scott got the part?

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Zoe Saldana and Jada Pinkett Smith - There’s only seven years between Zoe Saldana and Jada Pinkett Smith, but that’s close enough to be twins separated at birth, right? Right?

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Jack Nicholson and Leonardo DiCaprio - So strong is the similarity between these two, that Leo did his best crazy-eyebrows impression of Jack Nicholson on a Japanese TV show. Even their own mothers wouldn’t be able to tell them apart.

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