Zoe Saldaña 'wouldn't be mad' if she doesn't reprise 'Guardians of the Galaxy' role

Zoe Saldaña could leave the MCU.

After starring as Gamora in the Marvel franchise, 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3' marks James Gunn's final installment in the space adventure franchise, starring Chris Pratt and Dave Bautista. Saldaña spoke about her future in the post-"Guardians" MCU.

"I can never say no to anything but that green makeup? I wouldn't be mad if it didn't happen again," she told Variety. don't miss the 3:30 a.m. calls, the five-hour makeup sessions, and the visits to the dermatologist afterwards."

Saldaña continued, "Whenever, you know, that 8-year-old or that mom and dad or those generational fans who remind me that what I did was special to them, that doesn't let me to be cynical about Marvel. It makes me realize that young audiences shouldn't be neglected anymore. They have feelings too and if something impacts them, it's not because we consider it stupid, immature or cheeky, that's not special."

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It remains to be seen if Saldaña will reprise her role as Gamora in the upcoming Disney+ special "The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special," which is all about cheering up Star-Lord (Pratt). Writer-director Gunn, who now oversees the DC franchise at Warner Bros. Discovery, previously called the MCU's holiday special "the greatest thing I've ever done in my life".

"It's totally ridiculous, and every day we can't believe we're getting there," Gunn said earlier this year. "We all absolutely love it. It's unlike anything anyone's ever seen before. I can't wait for people to see it. And it's coming out very soon. You know, it's coming out this Christmas. "

Similar to Saldaña, "Thor" star Chris Hemsworth teased the possibility of hanging up his hammer.

“I feel like we should probably close the book if I do it again, you know what I mean? I feel like that probably justifies it,” Hemsworth recently told Vanity Fair "I feel like it would probably be the final, but it's not based on anything anyone told me or any plan."

He added, "You have this birth of a hero, journey of a hero, then death of a hero, and I don't know - am I at that point? Who knows?" /p>

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