Chris Pratt Shares The Surprising Childhood Incident That Made Him Want To Act

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It’s the end of the road for James Gunn‘s “Guardians of the Galaxy”. The final film of the Marvel trilogy opens in theatres on Friday, and stars Chris Pratt, Karen Gillan and Pom Klementieff are spilling the tea before they go out with a bang.

The trio stopped by for ET’s “Spilling the E-Tea” to share memories on their emotional final day of filming, what they’ll miss most about their other cast members and their favourite things about the actor who’s number one on the call sheet — Pratt. “Your generosity, your twisted sense of humour sometimes and you’re an amazing eater too,” Klementieff tells the “Parks and Recreation” alum. “[You’re] always in a good mood.” “We’re saying the truth, we’re not lying,” she jokes to a sweetly surprised Pratt. “We haven’t been paid by you!” “You are really good at that, you set a good tone for people,” Gillan added. “[It] totally, like, really trickles down.

Everybody feels it from the number one on the call sheet, right?” “That’s true. I saw that with Amy Poehler on ‘Parks and Rec’,” Pratt tells his co-stars. “She always had a great attitude, and attitude is contagious.

You got to make sure yours is worth catching.” Pratt jokes that his desire to become an actor came from “trauma, pain, suffering [and] a lack of attention.” More seriously, the actor contributes the motivation to an incident where he got lost as a child while out with his family in Minnesota. “I was walking in the mall holding, I thought, my mom’s hand.