Dave Bautista says Army of the Dead is more political than you might expect

Dave Bautista is looking back at his career.

Maybe it’s his breakout career as a professional wrestler or just his fairly quick rise as an A-list actor, but there’s no denying that Dave Bautista is a confident man. And why shouldn’t he be? He’s starred in massive blockbusters and has amassed a huge fan following in a relatively short amount of time in feature films.

Kathryn Hahn left us majorly impressed as the villainous Agatha in Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany starrer WandaVision as Agatha All Along continues to be hummed ceremoniously by the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) fans across the globe. It looks like Kathryn desires to keep her momentum going on if her next project is any inclination.

Army of the Dead star Dave Bautista, WanadaVision's Kathryn Hahn, The Incredible Hulk's Edward Norton and Homecoming's Janelle Monáe have joined the Knives Out sequel for Netflix. It means Bautista, who famously clashed with James Bond as Blofeld's henchman Mr Hinx in Spectre, will be appearing alongside Daniel Craig once again (via Deadline).

Army of the Dead, the highly-anticipated zombie heist movie from Zack Snyder, is coming to Netflix on May 21, but you can watch part of it right now!The streaming giant has made the wait more bearable by releasing the first 15 minutes of the film early (which might make the wait worse depending on what you think of the preview, but that's the gamble you take). Watch the gruesome opening scenes of Zack Snyder's zombie epic by clicking through on this Netflix exclusive video below. Note that it's definitely NSFW:Related: Guardians of the Galaxy's Dave Bautista had "emotional breakdown" when he landed Drax role The film is spawning its own extended universe of content, with an anime-esque spin-off titled Army of the Dead: Lost Vegas and a

Army Of The Dead is available to watch now.Fans can get a sense of what’s in store from director Zack Snyder’s new zombie heist film, which is released globally on Netflix on Friday (May 21), until 3am this Saturday (May 15).The clip premiered during a special livestream broadcast on Netflix’s YouTube page at 7pm BST this evening (May 13), which gives viewers a 32-hour window to watch it.

The Knives Out sequel is adding some big star power with Janelle Monae and Edward Norton joining the movie.

Dave Bautista has reached a highlight moment in his film career with some decent buzz surrounding his new Netflix film “Army of The Dead,” directed by Zack Snyder, coming out this month. The wrestler-turned-actor was also recently announced as a cast member alongside Daniel Craig in Rian Johnson‘s murder mystery sequel “Knives Out 2.” READ MORE: ‘Knives Out 2’ Becomes A ‘Spectre’ Reunion As Dave Bautista Is Set To Star Opposite Daniel Craig Bautista is also set to return to the Drax The Destroyer role for Marvel’s “Guardians of The Galaxy Vol.3” and has suggested that it’ll likely be his final outing as the super-literal alien bruiser with a sense of humor.

Janelle Monáe.Which is exactly what writer-director Rian Johnson did, as ET can confirm Monáe is the latest star to join the cast of his sequel.

Army of the Dead star Dave Bautista, The Incredible Hulk's Edward Norton, and Homecoming's Janelle Monae have joined the Knives Out sequel for Netflix. It means Bautista, who famously clashed with James Bond as Blofeld's henchman Mr Hinx in Spectre, will be appearing alongside Daniel Craig once again (via Deadline).

Guardians Of The Galaxy‘s Dave Bautista has said that he thinks Marvel “dropped the ball” on his character Drax’s backstory.Speaking in a new interview, the actor, who played Drax in the first two Guardians Of The Galaxy films, as well as Avengers: Infinity War and follow-up Avengers: Endgame, shared his thoughts on the studio’s treatment of his character.“That role changed the trajectory of my life,” he told Collider. “It’s always going to be special to me.

Dave Bautista is getting ready to return as Drax the Destroyer in the highly-anticipated Marvel Studios sequel Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3, though he has a bit of a bone to pick with the studio.The 52-year-old actor and former WWE Superstar was promoting his new Netflix movie Army of the Dead in an interview with Collider, where he admitted landing the Drax role, 'changed the trajectory of my life.'Still, he wished that the studio would have 'invested' more into his character, adding they 'dropped the ball' with Drax's backstory.

Dave Bautista is currently gearing up for the release of his upcoming film Army of the Dead on Netflix. As for his Marvel character, Bautista recently hinted at the third volume of Guardians of the Galaxy being his last outing as Drax the Destroyer.

Edward Norton is joining the cast of Knives Out 2, the follow up to Rian Johnson's hit murder mystery.Sources revealed to Deadline Hollywood on Tuesday that the 51-year-old actor is joining Daniel Craig, 53, who will reprise his role as detective Benoit Blanc in the film.Dave Bautista, 52, was also recently cast in the sequel to the 2019 Golden Globe and Academy Award-nominated movie. Good news for Knives Out fans!Edward Norton is joining the cast of the follow up to Rian Johnson's hit murder mystery.

Dave Bautista is opening up in a new interview about the role that changed his life – Drax in Guardians of the Galaxy.

Knives Out sequel.According to Deadline, the Guardians Of The Galaxy actor is reportedly gearing up to join Daniel Craig in the next instalment of the popular whodunit, which Netflix recently landed the rights for.Earlier this year, it was announced that Netflix had acquired the rights to the next two Knives Out films in a deal reportedly worth $450 million (£327 million).A sequel to Johnson’s original 2019 film, which was a massive box office success, earning $311.4 million (£226 million) on a $40 million (£29 million) budget, was officially announced back in February 2020.Bautista will join Daniel Craig, who is set to reprise his role as private detective Benoit Blanc in the upcoming sequel.

After years of agony, drama, and studio fighting with mixed results to show for it in the end (at best), if filmmaker Zack Snyder gleans one takeaway from his terrific new zombie thriller, “Army Of The Dead,” it’s that he should steer completely clear of superhero films for the rest of his career and focus on original features. And maybe just zombie ones.

The deal between the streaming giant Netflix and filmmaker Rian Johnson for the next two sequels to his fantastic whodunnit comedy “Knives Out” for a whopping $400+ million made headlines, as star Daniel Craig is attached to reprise the role of sleuth Benoit Blanc for the two untitled pics. READ MORE: Rian Johnson’s ‘Knives Out’ Franchise Sell To Netflix In Historic $400M Deal; First Sequel With Daniel Craig Starts Production In June Production is reportedly set to begin later next month in the very scenic location of Greece, and Deadline has revealed one of the first new cast members for the sequel will be Craig’s “Spectre” co-star Dave Bautista, who played the Blofeld henchman Mr.

Zack Snyder's Army of the Dead has received mostly positive reactions ahead of its release on Netflix. Set during a zombie apocalypse (and featuring an undead tiger!), it centres on a group of mercenaries who break quarantine to venture into an infested Las Vegas and pull off "the greatest heist ever attempted".

Dave Bautista has joined the cast of the Knives Out sequel, THR reports!

Army of the Dead is available to stream on Netflix from May 21.