Dave Bautista Chose ‘Army Of The Dead’ Over ‘The Suicide Squad’ For A Chance To Work With Netflix & To Make “A Lot More Money”

Dave Bautista has big Hollywood plans!

We don’t know if it’s the fact it’s the ten year anniversary of her acquittal or what, but Casey Anthony is in the news a lot lately. And, as ever, it’s not for a good reason.

"Guardians of the Galaxy" star Dave Bautista is ready to bow out of the franchise. The 52-year-old wrestler-turned-actor quickly became a fan favorite in 2014 when he played Drax the Destroyer in the massively popular Marvel film alongside Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana and more.

Dave Bautista is "really bothered" that he hasn't met his 'Army of the Dead' co-star Tig Notaro. The 50-year-old comedy star digitally replaced Chris D’Elia - who was accused of sexual impropriety by multiple women last year - in Zack Snyder's comedy flick, and when the 52-year-old wrestler-turned-actor watches the movie back, he wishes he could give her hug and tell her how "amazing" she was in the role of Marianne Peters.

Dave Bautista starred alongside comedian Tig Notaro in the just-released Netflix zombie movie “Army of the Dead.” But the pair still haven’t met.

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.

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).

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.

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 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.

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

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.

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

EXCLUSIVE: In the first big casting to Rian Johnson’s upcoming sequel to Knives Out, Sources tell Deadline Dave Bautista is set to join Daniel Craig in the next installment, which Netflix recently landed the rights too in a monumental deal. Deadline first reported in March that Netflix was closing a deal north of $400 million for the next two installments, a historic deal for streamers.